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Oct 05 2010

CEP in Capital Markets to Retail

CS are hosting the EP CoP meeting

My thanks to TIBCO’s Julien Raux for covering this weeks OMG Event Processing Community of Practice meeting covering “Capital Markets”. Coincidentally, thanks also to TIBCO’s Ben Lackey for pointing out to me the recent BBC News CEP coverage of a take-up in retail for CEP from its “investment banking history”. Of course, TIBCO CEP followers will know that CEP has for a long time been used outside the investment banking domain - indeed we have some commonly-known retail clients who exploit CEP (although the BBC reporter seemingly didn’t know that). Of course not many TIBCO retail use cases are public yet.

Interestingly we are also seeing some good success stories in “capital markets” CEP at TIBCO too. For a long time this industry has been known for exploiting TIBCO high performance messaging, and indeed for middleware this is TIBCO’s ancestral customer base. But although many of these clients are doing custom algo trading solutions, some are increasingly using commercial CEP solutions in the middle office. For example one client is using TIBCO BusinessEvents in a trade ledger application dealing with up to 37K trade updates per second and executing multiples of business rules against these. Last week at NOW Paris, Societe Generale mentioned their increasing use of CEP. Another client is monitoring swap processing. Etc.

So overall, the “shift” for other markets like retail to use CEP is old news. Probably we should invite the BBC to the next TIBCO user group meeting!

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Jul 16 2010

EPTS and OMG’s EPCoP announce IEPA Contest!

Translates as:

The Event Processing Technical Society (a diverse community - vendors, analysts, academics and end-users - interested in event processing) and

Object Management Group (an international, open membership, not-for-profit computer industry standards consortium)

Event Processing Community of Practice (a new advocacy group for event processing under the OMG umbrella) have announced an

Innovative Event Processing Application (one showing significant and innovative use of event processing, developed in the past 5 years, with some innovative use and a potential or realized value)

contest!

So which of the use cases we’ve mentioned here should enter, I wonder?

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