setstats iankoenig Consulting - Presentations and White Papers


Ian Koenig Consulting

About iankoenig.com

Principle Based Enterprise Architecture

References

Ian S. Koenig
http://pro.iankoenig.com/

Presentations and White Papers

Content Distribution in an Event-Oriented World powerpoint format adobe format

September 2008  This Presentation was given at the 4th EPTS conference in Stamford, CT held on 17-19 September 2008

It attempts to draw parallels between the application space where CEP fraeworks are prevalent (e.g. algorithmic trading in financial services) and other tiers of the content distribution stack. There is a common architectural pattern which applies to content distribution (and processing), that spans market data, textual data such as news, structured databases and even media (such as music). This lays some of the ground-work for and event-oriented SOA.

Caveat: It gets a bit abstract at times


Information Architecture and Taxonomic Classification powerpoint format adobe format

August 2008 This Presentation is a very high level introduction to the concepts behind Information Architecture, which is a systems agnostic view of Content, focusing on the Business Entities that link content sets together, Relationships used to navigate between Entities, Symbols / Identifiers used as Monikers and other subject based classifiers that are used to find, organize and contextually navigate content.

An Entity Model for Financial Services is included.


Service Oriented Architecture and Governance - 10 "Golden Rules" powerpoint format adobe format

August 2008 This Presentation is an update from the original given as a webinar to The SOA Forum in March 2008.

It describes 10 "Golden Rules" for implementing a Service Oriented Architecture, so that an organization can leverage the cost benefilits and improved agility offered by shared technology services, while avoiding the most common pitfalls.

The bottom line -- SOA needs Governance!


Event Processing as a core capability of your content distribution fabric powerpoint format adobe format

18-20 September 2007 This Presentation was given at the 3rd EPTS meeting (Event Processing Technical Society) and at the Gartner symposium on Complex Event Processing from 19-21 September 2007. The presentation I gave at these meetings was when I was chief architect of Thomson Financial and as such the information, while not confidential is copyright Thomson Financial (now Thomson Reuters)

It positioned the Architecture Framework / Model for Complex Event Processing, using News as an “interesting” Event-based content stream for algorithmic trading application - a key CEP application use case, including mechanisms for marking up news so that it is process-able by algorithms and for distributing it in an ultra-low latency manner