Implementing Complex Event Processing: Two Use Cases

By David Cameron
Vice President of Product Integration at AptSoft Corporation

Businesses today face challenges not seen before, especially in the areas of fraud prevention and compliance verification. However, at the same time, the need to generate organic growth has seen a renewed focus on customer service and customer cross-sell. As organizations seek new applications to address these issues, they are once again contemplating an event-driven approach. Read the article.

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One Response to "Implementing Complex Event Processing: Two Use Cases"

James Taylor says:

November 1, 2006 at 12:56 pm

Interesting article. I think CEP and decisioning more generally have a lot of overlap and that more work needs to be done thinking about how to build engines that work for CEP and process-centric decisioning. I like David’s work and have had some discussion with him on this topic on my blogs, especially around different kinds of rules and the need for rules in CEP. I have also written extensively on CEP and decisioning technology – check out these posts on how decisioning plays into SOA/BPM and CEP, this one on CEP more generally and this one with more on the need for business rules in CEP.
JT