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David Luckham started a complexevents.com discussion on what lies in store for CEP in 2009. We won’t re-create that discussion, but instead look at probably the biggest challenge facing CEP: the terminology! There is nothing wrong or odd with b
TIBCO finished its financial year at the end of November. The TIBCO BusinessEvents CEP product saw a 65% year-on-year growth in license revenue. Not bad, and validates the utility of CEP via rules-based pattern matching, standards-based model-driven
As luck would have it, the end of TIBCO’s internal sales and training event in Las Vegas coincided with the best downtown snowfall in 30 years, with the inevitable result that McLarren airport shutdown, flights were delayed and cancelled, roads
As luck would have it, the end of TIBCO’s internal sales and training event in Las Vegas coincided with the best downtown snowfall in 30 years, with the inevitable result that McCarran airport shutdown, flights were delayed and cancelled, roads
As luck would have it, the end of TIBCO’s internal sales and training event in Las Vegas coincided with the best downtown snowfall in 30 years, with the inevitable result that McCarran airport shutdown, flights were delayed and cancelled, roads
As luck would have it, the end of TIBCO’s internal sales and training event in Las Vegas coincided with the best downtown snowfall in 30 years, with the inevitable result that McCarran airport shutdown, flights were delayed and cancelled, roads
As luck would have it, the end of TIBCO’s internal sales and training event in Las Vegas coincided with the best downtown snowfall in 30 years, with the inevitable result that McCarran airport shutdown, flights were delayed and cancelled, roads
Ashwin used this great slide at our TIBCO BusinessEvents QLGroup best-practices session this week, courtesy of James Gosling’s blog and credited to Peter Deutsch.
Essentially everyone, when they first build a distributed application, makes the
Opher (as chair of the Event Processing Technical Society) just sent out an email to EPTS members, reminding us of the progress on EPTS working groups. EPTS is a lightweight, low-cost industry body of Event Processing vendors, users, analysts and res
Michelle Cantara at Gartner just blogged about someone in the financial services industry building a “trade exceptions” system. OK, so just another BPM case study, you might think. But there were some interesting phrases that deserved clo
Vacation rentals are big business. HomeAway, which owns a dozen or so vacation home listing sites, just raised $250 million in a venture round that values the company at more than $1 billion.
But listings are spread across lots of sites - what the industry needed was a good central search engine for all those vacation home rentals. It’s also a pain to do lots of searches on different sites because you have to enter where and when you want to go, making it a lot more complicated that a sta
I was doing a little work on a tool I wrote in April 2007 that pushed RSS content to Twitter, and made a simple enhancement: instead of having a Twitter account reflect the content of a single feed, I made it reflect the content of an arbitrary number of feeds.
This let me do something I've been wanting to do for a while, but never thought of using Twitter for -- I set it up to reflect the content of my blogging friends, people like Doc Searls, Scott Rosenberg, Scoble, Sylvia Paull, Andrew Baro
Feds start wait list for DTV converter box coupons | KOMO News — This is going to be a fiasco, you can see it coming down Broadway.
Consumers who apply for federal coupons to pay for converter boxes ahead of next month’s transition to digital television broadcasts are being placed on a waiting list and may [...]
Einstein’s brain has its own Wikipedia entry. There is in fact a Wikipedia category for articles about famous body parts. Without referring to that page, what body parts of which individuals do you think deserve their own Wikipedia entries?
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Joe McKendrick recently led an eBizQ panel on Avoiding SOA
Disillusionment. Participants included Chris Harding, The Open Group; Phil
Wainwright, eBizQ and ZDNet; Jignesh Shah, SoftwareAG; David Bressler, Progress
Software; and myself, Chris Kraus, Product Manager, ITKO LISA. The panel audio is
available at this link to the eBizQ panel on Avoiding SOA Disillusionment. You
have to register with eBizQ if you have not done so but it is quick and free. Joe put the term ???disillusionment??? in quot
Starting in 2009 popular, autonomic configuration management tool, Cfengine will be commercially supported by a company formed by Cfengine author, Mark Burgess. Cfengine has a laundry list of brand names that are using their software –AT&T, Bloomberg, IBM, Nokia, and many more. I suspect that many of them would pay for commercial support:
Here’s the news from the newly formed Cfengine AS:
Following 5 years of research and development under the technical direction of its long time aut
This coming semester I will be guest lecturing at Columbia University about various iPhone programming topics. No better opportunity exists to taint and otherwise corrupt the youth of America today...
For the first time in Adaptive Path’s history, we’ve released our entire slate of in-person events for the year at the beginning of the year. (I say “in-person” because we’re still working on our virtual seminar lineup). I know it’s going to be a strange year for many folks, budget-wise, but we’re confident we have events that can satisfy various abilities of spend. And if you use the promotional code FOPM, you’ll get an extra 15% off!
I’m mo
Having recently been taken to task by a house guest for having low thread count sheets -- when she had actually been sleeping on high thread count sheets -- my suspicion that thread count was a false virtue finally found some proof by way of textile expert Mark Scheuer:
You call thread count a "marketing ploy." To prove it, you bought 20 different pillowcases from vendors you don't carry. What do they show about different fabrics or linens?
That Sferra's Grand Hotel's 200-count collection fe
There is a Santa Claus. There isn't a Santa Claus. The deal about Santa? The same goes for his elves, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, God, and the Halloween Ghosts and Goblins.
As you may have noticed from some of my recent posts (here and here), I have been spending some time lately thinking about the ActionScript 2 to ActionScript 3 transition. I am working on some stuff to make this transition easier (especially for non-developers), but I wanted to make a quick post and get the community’s input.
How can we make the transition from ActionScript 2 to ActionScript 3 easier? I am specifically interested in input from anyone who does not consider themselves hardco
A blogger and a software developer from United Kingdom posted the following:"Having just received some photos from a source I will not name, it is truly horrific to actually see what is going on there, I mean this is the sort of stuff that
A friend recently pointed out a cool gadget to me that deserves a brief mention on this blog. It is a dog safety collar from Auroralites that uses electroluminescent ("EL") technology to provide a long-lived and bright safety light for your night-time walkies. The product is already being used by police, search & rescue, FBI, and other security K-9 teams, and is now also available for civilian use. The collar is shock proof, water resistant and soft, so they won't break teeth. They
2008 Top Read Blog Entries! The 2008 calendar year was an exceptional year for activity on my Blog site. User activity averaged over 50,000 per month in the latter part of the year and the blog site itself recorde
Are you a software developer applying to a small company?
Here’s a tip from someone who has read thousands of resumes. When you’re applying to a startup, or a software company with less than, say, 100 employees, you may want to highlight the Banging Out Code parts of your experience, while deemphasizing the Middle Management parts of your experience.
When a startup CTO sees a resume that says things like:
Responsible for $30m line of business
Architected new ERP platform
Managed team
Just wanted to share a reply I made on GetSatisfaction to provide a historical perspective to the question "What really is the future of ColdFusion?". Before you ask what the future holds, its good to look back to see where ColdFusion has been since...
David Luckham started a complexevents.com discussion on what lies in store for CEP in 2009. We won’t re-create that discussion, but instead look at probably the biggest challenge facing CEP: the terminology! There is nothing wrong or odd with businesses having complex (or abstract) events, and requiring detection of said events in a timely fashion with an appropriate reaction; however, many many applications already do this in some restricted way or other. So what differentiates CEP tech
I took these pictures at the Stanford Shopping Center during the week after Christmas. Money sure talks now…
There were a handful of stores without sales signs, but only one didn’t offer discounts and had lots of people in it. :-) We all definitely have our work cut out for ourselves in 2009. As a wise man once said, “Some things need to be believed to be seen.”
"Follow the money" is a common way experts rationalize human behaviors in economics, politics, crime and many other areas. This undeniable truth becomes even more relevant in an economic environment characterized by gloom and pessimism, such as the one we are currently experiencing.It is with this in mind that we are proud to announce that in the midst of one of the most difficult economic scenarios in history, JackBe received $5 Million in additional funding from its existing investors to expan
Here's this year's Christmas tree.
Christmas 2008
After all the ice and snow, and the people without power for two weeks tomorrow, let's have a great holiday, and good wishes for everyone.
Thanks to all the participants for the overwhelming response to this month’s webinar on “Delivering Rich Internet and Mobile Applications cost-effectively“. Due to the success of the December event, Web Spiders is rerunning the webinar again on two dates in January. (details below)
As before, Web Spiders’ Business Development Manager (UK/ Europe) Neil Burton [...]
Dec. 19, 2008 10:34 AM
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