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Dennis Byron
Open Source Software Up the Stack
Dennis Byron’s blog on open source software: A longtime market research analyst follows what “the movement” means to business integration—in applications, infrastructure, as services, as architecture and as functionality.

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April 03, 2008
Do you work on an open source project that delivers event processing functionality?

Attention all open source software (OSS) projects and organizations: I am researching the next in a series of OSS-related middleware research articles for ebizQ.

This month we are looking for open-source software and projects specific to an event processing--or complex event processing (CEP)--middleware.

The article is tentatively scheduled for release in mid-May 2008. It will be similar to recent ebizQ reports on open source business process management software and ERP open source software (OSS) applications (ebizQ Gold Club membership required but there is no charge to join). Your company’s or project's product(s) may be mentioned based on my secondary research but if you would like to formally participate, please download and return the attached 1-page survey form by Friday April 25, 2008 to dennis@ebizq.net.

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If you do not offer such software but have a partner that uses your OSS product to enable event processing or CEP, pass this on (and let me know your partner’s company or project name). The partner can be a systems integrator or other type of services provider. OSS service providers, et me know what you are doing as well although the survey form might not be approrpiate. Just describe your activity in an email to dennis@ebizQ.net. Open source software delivered as a service (SaaS) will also be covered.

Note that as the survey indicates, software products will be covered in the report if they use OSS (e.g., bundle in an OSS application server product such as JBoss) even if they are not “sold” as OSS themselves and no matter how they are monetized.

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