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11th August 2008

More on the IBM/ILOG Relationship

James Taylor Posted by James Taylor

I got a briefing last week from IBM as part of my researching of the IBM/ILOG acquisition (I blogged about this here). Back when I was at IMPACT it became clear that IBM was getting focused on events, rules and policies - they talked about Points of Agility, points in a business where variability is [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Business Process Management, Business Rules, Event Processing, Event-Driven Architecture, Optimization, SOA | 1 Comment

20th May 2008

Why Events Matter To The Business

James Taylor Posted by James Taylor

Last session of the day (also blogged on paper) was Charles Brett on Why Events Matter To The Business and what this means for application development professionals. I heard Charles talk on a similar subject at the IBM IMPACT event -Live from IMPACT - Business Event Processing.
While many more business and IT people are [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Business Activity Monitoring, Business Rules, Event Processing, Event-Driven Architecture | 3 Comments

7th April 2008

Live from IMPACT - Opening Keynotes Part II

James Taylor Posted by James Taylor

It turns out they are going to move the schedule back to allow for the overrun in the keynotes so I have some time to catch up.
So, Steve Mills. Steve re-iterated the power of business and IT alignment, again quoting the LSE / McKinsey study that shows such alignment doubles productivity (I am looking for [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Business Process Management, Business Strategy, Composite Applications, Event Processing, Innovation, SOA | 1 Comment