Legit News
IBM buys AptSoft to expand Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
BM said Wednesday it is expanding its broad SOA (service-oriented architecture) portfolio with the acquisition of AptSoft, a maker of business event processing software. AptSoft's products will sit in IBM's WebSphere line.
Also known as complex event processing (CEP), business event processing is seen as a key technology driver for the next generation of SOA. The software analyzes vast amounts of system events in real time, searching for trends and anomalies -- "complex events" -- that may impact the business, and triggers a response process if one is found. For example, the technology could be used by an online gaming site to spot malfeasance among the torrent of transactions that occur each second, or by a trading firm to track minute changes in stock price activity among various markets, IBM said in a statement.
Posted by | Wed, Jan 23, 2008 - 02:28 PM
Search
Hot Topics
- GPU-Z v0.5.9 Released
- February 13, 2012 News from Around the Web
- mobile i7 security
- Sandy Bridge Overclocking Question(s)
- Intel settles New York antitrust case for $6.5 Million
- PowerColor HD7970 w/ Dual Fan Cooler Announced
- AMD Radeon HD 7950 3GB CrossFire Review
- AMD 1090T AND INTEL 2500K
- AMD 1090T AND INTEL 2500K
- AMD 1090T AND INTEL 2500K
Socialize