Big Blue gets into BPM, while trying to mix social networking with SOA. – Apr 8, 2008 – by Andy Dornan, NetworkComputing.com
Think complex event processing sounds too complex? IBM can help. It has renamed the technology business event processing in one of several announcements it’s making at Impact, its annual SOA conference that starts today.
Though [...]

by Linda Tucci,13/02/2008, SearchCIO.com
Process improvement touches many parts of an organisation — from infrastructure and business strategy to organisational redesign — which means missteps can abound. A panel of been-there, done-thats at the Gartner Business Process Management Summit last week in Las Vegas offered practical advice on how to avoid common risks.
The highest correlation between [...]

for employing emerging complex event processing (CEP) software to provide real-time insight into its multisite Web infrastructure.
By Ann Bednarz, Network World, 11/26/07
Sallie Mae knows instantly when trouble hits its student-loan sites. With complex event processing, finding and fixing online problems only takes seconds for this lender.
Finding out that Web visitors are getting error messages when [...]

Mapping Clouds of SOA- and Business-related Events for an Enterprise Cockpit in a Java-based Environment by Daniel Jobst and Gerald Preissler,
ABSTRACT This paper is about business process management (BPM) and business activity monitoring (BAM) using event processing. We will show why the management of business processes is important for all further steps towards an event-driven [...]

September 19-21, JW Marriott Grande Lakes, Orlando, FloridaThree Tracks Focus on Driving Time-critical Decision-makingTrack A: Event ProcessingThis track explores the role of Event Processing in a wide variety of disparate industries and application styles from OLTP through BPM. Each session describes a different set of requirements and a different aspect of Event-driven architecture (EDA) [...]

by David Luckham

In part 1 we argued that SOA and EDA are complementary architectural design concepts, and that the fusion of the two, event-driven SOA (or ED-SOA) should be the design philosophy of both SOA and EDA today.
Now we come to the other two technologies, Business Process Management (BPM) and [...]

by David Luckham
Part 1
Approaches to designing and managing information systems have proliferated over the past 15 years, so much so that the space of technical concepts has become quite confusing. There is the SOA arena (service oriented architectures), the BPM arena (business process management), and more recent arrivals in the area of event processing (EP) [...]

By Rich Seeley, News Writer
17 Jan 2007 | SearchWebServices.com
What the heck are BEM and CEP? And does the SOA/BPM world need more acronyms?
Like acronyms or not, business event management (BEM) and complex event processing (CEP) are the next step in the fusing of SOA and BPM in business process management suites from major vendors, according [...]

Rule your domains with rules to trigger automated processes
by Ana Biazetti (abiazett@us.ibm.com), Event Management and Correlation Architecture, IBM, Kim Gajda (kgajda@us.ibm.com), Chief Programmer, IBM.
Abstract Active Correlation Technology (ACT) rules can turn low-level events into high-level (complex) events to help the gleaning of business opportunities, or to better understand problems. It can also free up [...]

BEA’s acquisition of BPM suite vendor Fuego marks BEA’s formal move into the Business Process Management market – and a direct response to moves already made by rival TIBCO, as well as market positioning by webMethods.
The move to BPM by BEA was expected and the choice to acquire Fuego is certainly not a surprise. Fuego [...]