Category Archives: Complex Event Processing
Our Video “Vantify: Revolutionising Monitoring” is a overview of our product. Having spent time introducing ourselves one-on-one to customers and differentiating ourselves from the many monitoring tools in the marketplace we realised that we could save a lot of time … Continue reading
Back from beautiful Trento in Italy where the 5th EPTS Symposium was held. Marvelous location, and we even managed to find a really beautiful Michelin-star rated restaurant. While it was great to meet up with some friends and colleagues, and … Continue reading
A partner of ours returned from a meeting recently with the reaction from the prospect of “I already monitor my systems, why do I need more monitoring?“. Great question. I get that a lot. It’s a normal reaction. Usually from … Continue reading
A friend of mine has been tweeting about a very interesting use of Twitter. Paul Watson responded to the challenge from DIYcity to build “an early warning system for outbreaks of flu, colds and other communicable disease at the city … Continue reading
I was recently giving a presentation to a rather large utility provider, and was asked the question “But why do I need real-time?” Good question. And a very difficult question to answer correctly in most cases. There’s lots of answers … Continue reading
Having read Opher’s excellent blog posting on describing CEP maturity models, I found that while I agreed with Opher’s descriptions of differences between messaging and events, I disagreed with describing phase 3 of CEP as “towards looking at ‘event clouds’ … Continue reading
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Tagged CEP, Event Cloud, One-by-one, sets of events
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The EPTS Use Case working group met on Monday in Rome before the DEBS 08 conference got underway. It was hot stuff – temperatures touched 40C or 104F, laptops overheated, but great progress was made. The new use case template … Continue reading
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Tagged DEBS 08, Friends, Julius Caesar, Mark Antony, Romans, Rome, Shakespeare
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Recently WestGlobal went through a rebranding exercise. We wanted to update our image to reflect our product strengths and also to find a new name for our flagship product. Our product is built on a Complex Event Processing (CEP) engine … Continue reading
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