Event Processing Technical Society (EPTS) Presents

Innovative Event Processing Application Contest

The Event Processing Technical Society in collaboration with the OMG Event Processing Community of Practice is sponsoring an Innovative Event Processing Application case study competition. The competition is open to organizations of all sizes, including government agencies, which have delivered, or are developing, an innovative event processing application.

The goal of the contest is to highlight applications showing significant and innovative use of event processing. To qualify for the competition, the nominated application should have been developed in the past 5 years.

Entries will be judged on the innovative use and potential or realized value from this application.  The nomination form may be downloaded by clicking on this URL: http://www.ep-ts.com/component/option,com_docman/task,doc_download/gid,127/Itemid,84/ and when completed, may be emailed to EPTS_Principles_Award at ep-ts dot com

Competition winners will be announced at the ETPS annual meeting in Los Angeles, USA on November 17-19, 2010.  Submissions will be accepted through September 30.

Competition Guidelines

Competition Schedule

Submissions must be received by September 30, 2010. Winners will be announced during the EPTS annual conference in November 17-19, 2010.

Judging Criteria

The nominated applications will be judged based on: innovation and realized or potential value.

Evaluation committee

The evaluation committee consists of academic people, representatives of the EPTS steering committee, and of the OMG Event processing CoP. The committee members are: Alex Alves (Oracle), Francois Bry (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich), Mani Chandy (California Institute of Technology), Opher Etzion (IBM), Brenda Michelson (Elemental Links), Themis Palpanas (Trento University)

Awards

Up to two awards will be granted. The award will be in a form of a plaque, and will be publicly acknowledged by the awarding organizations and in the media.

Guidelines for Answering the Submission Questions

The nominating person may be either the contact person for the nominated project, or an external person such as customer, software vendor etc. The contact person is a person that can be approached for further question about the nomination, the PR person is a person with whom media publications will be coordinated, if applicable.

Disclaimer: Abstracts of the submitted case studies may be published in websites and in the media.