Tag: complex event processing
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CEP in Transport and Logistics
Now maybe I’m biased since my focus is CEP outside of capital markets but, the...
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We're going on Twitter
Louis Lovas and myself, Giles Nelson, have started using Twitter to comment and respond to exciting things happening in the world of CEP (and perhaps beyond occasionally!).
The intent is to complement this blog. We'll be using Twitter to, perhaps, more impulsively report our...
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Scalable Performance - a sneak preview of what's ahead for Apama
Engaging the Transmission - Scalable Performance When it Matters Most
We will soon be formally announcing the next major version of the Apama product, but I thought I would give a bit of a sneak preview here. We've added a number of significant... -
An(other) industry award for Apama
I’m very pleased to announce that Apama has won the 2009 Technical Analyst award for “Best Automated Trading product”. The awards ceremony took place last night at the Sheraton Park Lane Hotel in London.
The judges not...
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The instance design pattern in the Apama EPL
<p>Instance design pattern in the Apama EPL</p>
In this my third installment on a series devoted to the Apama Event Processing Language (EPL), I'll continue where I left off last time in which I described the basic design of event... -
Who Needs DW? Welcome, Real-time BI !
Last week I got a last minute invite to speak at the Silicon India BI conference (last minute for a good reason I guess... me & BI? Hmmm... :-) My database background notwithstanding!). Initially I...
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Structured Programming in the Apama EPL
<p>Structured Programming in an EPL</p>
This is my second installment on a series devoted to the Apama Event Processing Language, MonitorScript. In... -
Sun host Developers Workshop of complementary technology for low latency
Last month I was invited to speak at a Developers Workshop sponsored by Sun Microsystems on building low-latency trading applications. I had a 25 minute time slot to fill with the goal of educating an audience of 110 architects, engineers... -
Calling all VARs
Greetings from Raleigh on January 26, 2009
I suppose an introduction is in order. My name is David Olson. Long time Progress person and I tend to float between technical and business roles in the company. Recently crossed over into the Apama world to focus on opportunities other than Capital...
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