The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
Date & Time: Feb. 12, 2008 at 12:00 PM EST
Ted Wilson, VP of Business Development, SL Corporation (bio)Tim Bass, Founder and CTO, SilkRoad, CEP Thought Leader: www.thecepblog.com (bio)
Pretty much every sector of commerce is event-driven these days. Time and information are the two driving sources of competitive advantage. As a result managers of event-driven enterprises are becoming increasingly stressed as “time to manufacture,” “time to supply,” “time to do anything” shrinks, while simultaneously the information tsunami rolls over them. BAM takes on the task of providing a platform to help make management sense of the information in an enterprise’s event cloud. In doing so – in raising the visibility of events (both single and complex) in a business context – BAM ups the ante on the event processing and complex event management infrastructure, making it significantly more critical for companies to invest in the information driven through their CEP layer.
In this seminar, we will discuss BAM as a potential killer app for the event processing arena.
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Featured Speaker Bios:
Ted Wilson, VP of Business Development for SL Corporation, is responsible for SL's worldwide direct sales, and channel sales through SL’s comprehensive network of ISVs, OEMs, and VARs. Mr. Wilson brings more than 16 years of high technology management experience and has held VP of Sales positions at Pacific Scientific Instruments and Ion Systems and sales executive positions at Motorola. He holds a BA degree from U.C. Berkeley and an MBA from Pepperdine University.
Tim Bass, CISSP, is founder and CTO of SilkRoad, Managing Director, SilkRoad Asia Co. Ltd., Technical Advisor to Software Park Thailand, Committee Member, Thailand Information Security Association (TISA), Member of (ISC)2, Certified Information Security Systems Professional (CISSP), CEP Leadership, The Complex Event Processing Blog www.thecepblog.com, Co-Chair, International Relations, Distributed Event-Based Systems (DEBS) 2008 and Co-Chair EPTS Reference Architecture Working Group Committee. In addition, as a ongoing public service to the global technical community, Tim serves as the founder and director for The UNIX Forums.
Former Principal Consultant for Network-Centric Architecture and Security, HQ USAF, Office of the CIO, Former Member of the US Federal CIO Council, Architecture and Infrastructure Committee, Former Principal Consultant for Net-Centric Operations, United States Department of Defense (DOD), Office of the Secretary of Defense, Former Principal Consultant for Networks and Network Security, United States Air Force (USAF), Air Combat Command (ACC), Former Principal Consultant for Network Security, Y2K Turnover, the United States Department of Energy (DoE), Former Principal Consultant for Information Dissemination Management (IDM), Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), Former Principal Internet Security Consultant to SWIFT, Chase Manhattan Bank and the Swiss Bank Corporation, Former Principal Global Architect, TIBCO Software.
His work on Internet security and cyberattack countermeasures has been featured in Popular Science Magazine (July 1999) and Federal Computer Week. He is internationally recognized as a thought leader in complex event processing (CEP), Internet security, next-generation intrusion detection and distributed multi-sensor data fusion architectures.
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