The Instantly Responsive Enterprise: The Marriage of Business Process Management and Complex Event Processing

The Instantly Responsive Enterprise: The Marriage of Business Process Management and Complex Event Processing Learn how Business Process Management (BPM) and Complex Event Processing (CEP) can work together to keep pace with changing conditions. In this free white paper, learn how two proven but separate business process technologies can be merged to achieve better results and improved ROI. BPM, now a mainstream business-driven IT integration tool, provides the visibility; CEP, successful in realms from foreign exchange trading to Customer Relationship Management (CRM), provides the actionability. Four realistic scenarios show how, together, they can facilitate decisions, prevent policy violations, and more. Download this forward-thinking white paper now.

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