Behind the scenes of everyday life, the applications and technology we rely on create billions of “events”. Some think of this as plumbing, but it’s actually far more complex than that. These events power our connected world, and without them, our trains wouldn’t run on time, the world’s financial economy would crash to a halt, and we wouldn’t be able to swipe left, or right.
Nobody wants to know these events are happening. We only notice when they don’t happen – causing frustration in the seamless digital experiences we now demand. Event Driven Architecture, otherwise known as EDA, might sound like just another boring three letter acronym, very common in the B2B tech space. Yet, as always, the devil is in the detail.
Solace, an EDA leader, helps organizations like NASA, The London Stock Exchange, Groupe Renault and Barclays Bank deliver the smart movement of data. The problem? Solace’s rich and exciting story requires a technological understanding too ‘down in the weeds’ for most journalists.
