CEP and SOA: An Event-Driven Architecture for Operational Risk Management

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CEP and SOA: An Event-Driven Architecture for Operational Risk Management

Tim Bass
Sun, 25 Nov 2007 08:33:10 +0000
Here are the details for my December 12, 2007 presentation at*The Asia Business Forum: Information Security Risk Assessment &*Management, Royal Orchid Sheration, Bangkok, Thailand:
11:15 - 12:15
CEP and SOA: An Event-Driven Architecture for Operational Risk Management
– *Review the business and market drivers for event-driven Operational Risk Management (ORM)
–* Learn about Complex Event Processing (CEP)
–**Dive into the details of the CEP reference architecture
–* Understand how to integrate SOA, CEP and BPM for event-driven ORM

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