Pushing Business Data Processing Towards the Periphery

Guerrero, Pablo E.; Sachs, Kai; Cilia, Mariano; Bornhövd, Christof; Buchmann, Alejandro

doi:10.1109/icde.2007.369045

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“…In Terfloth et al (2007) the focus is on the cost of shifting event processing, also exclusively in wireless environments. Guerrero et al (2007) presents an approach to migrate and decentralize data processing in RFID-based applications. Especially in the domain of embedded networked sensors where resource constraints force an application programmer to consider system behavior before the actual deployment, a number of publications illustrate trade-offs between system parameters.…”

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Modeling trade-offs in the design of sensor-based event processing infrastructures

Voisard

Ziekow

2010

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Systems for distributed event processing have recently gained increasing attention in a broad range of application domains. This raises the demand for methods to adapt the system design to application-specific needs. Our approach considers (1) trade-offs regarding the hardware infrastructure and (2) trade-offs in the software design. For the underlying model we categorize events along the dimensions of temporal complexity and physical distribution. This yields a categorization of events that drives trade-offs in the infrastructure design. The presented model supports design decisions in dependence on application-specific event properties and design goals

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Modeling trade-offs in the design of sensor-based event processing infrastructures

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Ziekow

2010

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“…Events are typically RFID tag readings that must be supplemented by information from product or shipment databases. Events are captured by readers and processed along the chain between the peripheral detectors and the backend systems [23].…”

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Event-based applications and enabling technologies

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Sachs

Buchmann

2009

Proceedings of the Third ACM International Conference on Distributed Event-Based Systems

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Event processing has become the paradigm of choice in many monitoring and reactive applications. However, the understanding of events, their composition and level of abstraction, the style of processing and the quality of service requirements vary drastically across application domains. We introduce the basic notions of event processing to create a common understanding, present the enabling technologies that are used for the implementation of event-based systems, survey a wide range of applications identifying their main features, and discuss open research issues.

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“…Technological Requirements: From a technological point of view there is the need for powerful notification services that can be distributed and scale appropriately [3], well-defined and standardized languages for event definition, operations on event streams, efficient persistence mechanisms for massive streams, integration of transactional behavior in stream processing, heterogeneity, and security and privacy are just some issues.…”

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Event-Driven Services: Integrating Production, Logistics and Transportation

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Pfohl

Appel

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Service-Oriented Computing

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Abstract. Today's production processes are characterized by global supply chains, short lifecycles, and an increasing personalization of goods. To satisfy the demands for agility we must integrate the production with the logistics processes and knowledge about the underlying transportation services and infrastructure. This requires continuous monitoring and reacting to events. Service-oriented architectures have provided a platform for structuring services within and across enterprises. However, for an effective monitoring and timely reaction to emerging situations it is crucial to integrate event processing and service orientation. In this position paper we show how event processing and service orientation can be combined into an effective delivery platform for an integrated coordination of the flow of goods. We show how simple events, e.g. RFID tag detections or simple sensor readings, can be integrated into abstract events that are meaningful to invoke logistics services and improve the celerity of responses. We propose filtering, aggregating, and on-the-fly analysis of the continuous flow of events and make events persistent in an event warehouse for auditability and input to future planning processes.

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Pushing Business Data Processing Towards the Periphery

Cited by 5 publications

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Modeling trade-offs in the design of sensor-based event processing infrastructures

Modeling trade-offs in the design of sensor-based event processing infrastructures

Event-based applications and enabling technologies

Event-Driven Services: Integrating Production, Logistics and Transportation

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