Workshop on Event Processing – Presentations
Day One – March 14, 2006 – “State of the art” Day
David Luckham, Stanford University
A Current View Of Event Processing
Mark Tsimelzon, Coral8
Coral8 Presentation
Opher Etzion, IBM
A Subjective Tour of Event Processing
Mark Palmer, Progress Software
Progress Apama & Event Processing
Dieter Gawlick, Oracle
Event Processing: A Perspective From Oracle
Gunther Rothermel, SAP
Being Event-driven
Stan Zdonik, Streambase
Stream Processing Overview
Tim Bass, TIBCO
Processing Patterns for PredictiveBusiness
Mani Chandy, Cal Tech
Event-Driven Architectures: A Devil’s Advocate’s View
Day Two – March 15 – “Applications” Day
Roy Schulte, Gartner
Event Processing in Business Applications
Parallel sessions in the different domains.
Each session will consist of a panel of domain experts from the technology consumer’s
community.
Event Processing in:
- Business Activity Management
- Eric Wayne, IBM (Moderator)
- Richard Brooks, ISO New England – Business Activity Monitoring at ISONE
- Ron Griggs, Wachovia
- Harpal Kochar, Oracle – BAM Use Case – Cattles plc, UK
- Vaikom Krishnan, Celequest – Customer Use Cases
- Craig Olson, Systar – Event Processing in Business Activity Monitoring
- Karsten Schwan, Georgia Tech – Event Processing in Operational Information Systems: Two Case Studies and BAM/EDA Implications
- Complex Real-Time Applications
- Greg Porpora, IBM (Moderator) – Event Processing in Complex Real-Time Applications Break Out Group
- Josh Collins MITRE
- Roger Loeb, The MarTech Group
- Brig. General (Ret) Noah Ed Loy, USAF – Presentation
- Elan Oren, LeanWay
- RFID Applications
- John Trigg, Progress Software (Moderator)
- Tom Abraham, Xterprise – Trax Cold Chain
- Dieter Gawlick, Oracle – ChemSecure: An RFID project with NASA
- Tao Lin, SAP Labs – Enabled Enterprise Application
- In K Mun, Healthcare Research Initiative, MIT
- Mark Tsimelzon, Coral8 – Using RFID to Make Sure Children Do Not Get Lost
- Event Processing in Workflows (BPM)
- Rainer von Ammon, University of Regensburg (Moderator) – Some Remarks for Introducing the BPM/BAM/CEP-Panel
- Helge Hess, IDS Scheer – From Event-driven Modeling to Process Monitoring
- Daniel Jobst, CITT, Torsten Greiner, norisbank – Modern Process Management with SOA, BAM, & CEP
- Ling Liu, GA Tech
- Francis Parr, IBM Research – Events and Workflow: BPM Systems
- Risk and Compliance Applications
- Jonathan Rosenoer, IBM (Moderator) – The transition to active and predictive enterprise-wide risk management, monitoring & control
- Rohit Agarwal, Digital Harbor – Event Based Applications Composite Solutions for Risk & Compliance
- Jerry Baulier, Aleri Labs – Real-Time Enterprise Liquidity
- Ido Ophir, Actimize – Enterprise Solutions for Fraud Prevention and Regulatory Compliance
- Ed Shea, FRS – Operational Risk
- Jim Zafrani, Synthean
The remainder of the schedule will follow shortly…
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