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Play & HMV offers DRM free music with Amazon coming soon

20 Wednesday Feb 2008

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An online MP3 war seems to be developing here in the UK.  With word that Amazon will arrive in the UK this summer.  Play the online music/games retailer have just introduced PlayDigital with DRM free tracks from EMI and Indies (and probably others to come) at prices below that of iTunes (65p a track and £4.95 for an album). Today HMV have launched their service which offers unlimited Streaming at £5.99 per month as well as track purchases from as low as 49p, although chart prices appear to range between 79p and £1.

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The Killer App for CEP

20 Wednesday Feb 2008

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The online journal ebizQ are providing a webinar on ‘BAM:The Killer App for CEP’. Although SeeWhy would suggest that this is not exclusively the domain of Complex Event Processing, but any tool around Event Processing with a real-time capacity.  It would seem that SeeWhy is not the only organisation that sees how BAM (Business Activity Monitoring) is a natural partner for Event Processing as SeeWhy has produced an extension to its real-time Business Intelligence platform called ‘SeeWhy for JBoss jBPM’.

The webinar is sponsored by SL who provide a real-time style dashboard so will give some basic visibility of business activity, but doesn’t have the richness of SeeWhy’s intelligence or ability to feedback into the source system such as jBPM or event a third party.

 

del.icio.us tags: CEP, EP, BAMbino, Business Activity Monitoring, Complex Event Processing, SeeWhy, SL, ebizQ, webinar

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