One of the key things I saw in 2008 was the rise of events and eventing through Event Driven Architecture (EDA).  While "events" have always existed, they have primarily been used in specific markets such as...

"Dang, now we are in trouble..." - Taggart, Blazing Saddles (1974)

The economic downturn is tough on all of us, and the natural inclination is to slash budgets, and in particular IT budgets in order to adjust to the turmoil. However, much like economic experts and financial planners say that you need to view your individual investment portfolio as a long term...

Further affirmation that low latency execution is not the only motivator for decisions to deploy the Apama CEP platform is found in a recent quote from Yann L'Huillier, the CTO of Turquoise.  Turquoise is the London-based...

When I speak with customers, I often hear "if we could only get our application to do"... (well, just fill in the blank for yourself and you get the idea).

The more we talk about their problem, we seem to find out that they really are just unsure of how to get started - of how to...

OpenEdge 10.2A is scheduled to be available soon.  OpenEdge is the only platform that is optimized for the building of Service-Oriented Business Applications.  It differentiates from other offerings in the market because:

• Its purpose to simplify building your data- and...

I published a post on our sister CEP blog last week. The topic has wider relevance than CEP so here's a link to it and I include the original text below. Enjoy.

I’d like to add my voice to the debate this week...

Some replies and comments to my previous blog RIA Rich Clients mainstream in 2-5 years? Progress customers have them since the year 2000! made it clear that the concept of Rich Internet Applications is still...

Technology blogs and online communities have been chattering about event-driven SOA and many of our customers have been asking "How does event-driven SOA differ from CEP?" In this podcast, Giles Nelson gives an...