Progress gives CEP a performance boost with multi-core support on Apama

Re: "Too bad they can?t apply it to card counting...": Actually, card counting isn't that far off the mark--at least as far as detection is concerned. In a video on the Apama website, Progress Apama GM John Bates mentions the card-counting use case in the context of fraud prevention. He says some of the company's customers in the casino industry are using CEP to monitor players' activity, detect illegal gambling practices and prevent them before they get out of control. On the flip side, they can use it to target special offers to high value customers. You can see the video (which also features Gartner Group analyst Roy Schulte) at http://www.progress.com/apama.; Posted by: carmenhill Posted on: 04/22/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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