Welcome to episode seven of The Complex Events Podcast brought to you by Voices in Business and sponsored by BEA Systems.
On today’s show, we bring you the second part of our interview with Professor David Luckham of Stanford University as he shares his thoughts on the future of CEP with Vicki Zesses of Voices in Business and David Fergie of BEA Systems.
David discusses how we now live in an event driven world and that CEP will work across industries. He explores how the information flowing through all of the layers of the enterprise IT infrastructure will utilise CEP to be discovered, understood in terms of its impact on high level management goals and business processes, and acted upon in real-time.
Show notes for this episode:
00:14 Introduction
00:42 David’s predictions for the coming 18 months
03:58 Long-term outlook for CEP, building enterprise communication systems, a technology in an event driven world
05:19 Airtraffic control, an example of event driven enterprise need for real-time comprehensive event processing and business intelligence
07:17 Worldwide epidemiology forecasting, long-term environmental forecasting, climate monitoring and simulation, long-term effects of human activity
08:25 CEP and information driven technologies
10:48 Protecting information privacy, “monitor the data monitoring”
13:23 End-users building on vendor CEP engines
15:59 Interview conclusion and wrap-up
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Links:
- David Luckham’s Complex Events Processing website
- The Event Processing Technical Society
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