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Lessons for the Future of Event Processing

by John Bates, Progress/ApamaOur academic vision for event processing in 1990sLessons learned from real business applications•* What did we omit from the academic vision?•* How much of the vision has come to pass so far?Architecture of a commercial event processing platformKiller applications of event processingPredictions for the event processing marketRead John Bates’ invited presentation at [...]

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