Archive for May, 2009

Events and alerts – Chief science officer’s view

After generating a lot of debate in our earlier post on what is an event and what is an alert, RiverMuse founder and Chief Science Officer, Phil Tee gives his perspective: Births; Marriages; Deaths; West Bromwich Albion scoring three goals to secure the “double” against Manchester United; Sterling reaches parity with the Euro; Barack elected first African American President; The Number 42 bus arrives on time... read more

Email as an Event Stream

The Event versus Alert post generated a good discussion and we will be posting a new view on that topic later in the week.  Meantime, one of our contributors has posed a question that is worthy of it’s own thread  – discuss….. Original post from J3ffG1ll: For me, the entire discussion boils down to the information in (or about) the production environment, and the information that’s presented to the... read more

It’s not too late…

Nepal is a beautiful mountainous country where many famous rivers have their source. Despite this, clean water is in desperately short supply for most of the population. Last year 13,000 children died as a result of illnesses caused by drinking unsafe water. UNICEF is working with it’s partners to provide and maintain additional taps and clean water outlets in Nepal. A lack of clean water... read more