Every investor knows that the market makes short-term moves in response to news events. Some people make a career out of reflecting society back to itself in a securities portfolio. Properly managed, ...

In today’s dynamic business environment, traditional applications pose significant challenges; hampering agility, scalability, and efficiency — which are all key attributes that organizations strive ...

Event-driven architecture flips the traditional request-response model on its head by letting systems react the moment something happens. Instead of waiting for scheduled updates or manual prompts, ...

Event-driven microservices are an excellent way to deliver both historical and new data to all of the systems and teams that need it, but they come with additional overhead and management requirements ...

Event-driven investing seeks to extract alpha by capitalizing on price anomalies in shares of companies that are undergoing or affected by a corporate, investor or liquidity event. Over the long run, ...

Many people are increasingly interested in viewing cryptocurrency prices live. Even a short delay can result in financial losses. So, how do apps keep up? It all comes down to what's called ...

This installment starts a new segment of lessons about state machines. The subject conceptually continues the event-driven theme and is one of my favorites [1,2]. Today, you’ll learn what event-driven ...

In the race to net-zero emissions, real-time data is the unsung hero. Event-driven systems—powered by technologies like Apache Kafka—are transforming how industries manage energy, optimize resources ...

Multi-cloud is inevitable, not optional. With eighty-six percent of organizations already operating in a multi-cloud environment, it's a reality driven by modernization and FinTech competition.

A major corporate event like a merger, bankruptcy or spin-off can sometimes cause temporary mispricing of a company’s stock. Event-driven investing tries to capitalize on that lapse while the rest of ...