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What Is an Event-Driven Company?

"Event-driven companies achieve competitive advantage by creating virtual, integrated, real-time supply networks for and with their customers."
Contemporary or Event-Driven: How Does Your Company Rank?

"Becoming event-driven is the most powerful means to achieving a sustainable competitive advantage in today's global business ecosystem."
Becoming Event-Driven: The Ultimate IT Upgrade

"Making the change to event-driven should coincide exactly with your business strategy."
What to Look for When Using Consultants and Vendors

"To become event-driven, it's imperative that you recruit and empower champions of change at every significant pressure point in your company."
The Publish/Subscribe Paradigm

"Publish/subscribe is the strategic goal of the event-driven company rendered digitally: active, intelligent, value-creating, people-seeking, platform-independent information delivered to everyone who wants it."
The Event-Driven Technology Infrastructure

"The fundamental layer of the event-driven architecture is the transport for all information exchanged among applications."
Key Differences Between Event-Driven and Older Information Distribution Paradigms

"One of the event-driven company's greatest strengths is its ability to exploit open systems to its advantage."
Extending Your Business with a Portal

"Portals are essential to the fast-paced world of Internet commerce."
The Enterprise Information Portal: Your Showroom for the Twenty-First Century

"Assuming that Internet users are increasingly oriented to getting what they want instantly, anything but real time is history."
Knowledge Management in the Event-Driven Company

"Event-driven companies have no need to add knowledge management modules as another organizational layer. They _are_ knowledge management modules."
The Star System of an Event-Driven Company

"In the event-driven company, there's no reason everyone should not become a star."
The Leader of an Event-Driven Company

"It is the role of the event-driven company's leader to provide strategic intent while still allowing the workers to seize their own empowerment."
Competitors: A Fine Distraction

"It's better to know what your customers want for breakfast than what your competitors served."
Implementing Change in Your Company

"Until a company becomes event-driven, its processes, as well as its applications and databases, are disconnected with islands, and each island has its own indigenous culture, with its own chiefs."
 


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The Power of Now
Vivek Ranadive

McGraw Hill Professional Book Group
1999
Copyright (c) 1999 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.


Biography: Vivek Ranadive is a pioneer of real-time software technologies that were first used to "digitize" Wall Street in the early 1980's. He is Founder and CEO of TIBCO Software Inc. (Palo Alto, CA) whose real-time software is used by hundreds of leading companies, including Cisco Systems, Goldman Sachs, NASDAQ, Philips, and Yahoo!.

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