Our Real Time Event and Action Manager solution can help because : 

1. -Your application might be naturally centered on events.
2. -Your application might need to identify and react to certain situations (either good or bad) as they occur. An event-driven approach, where changes in state are monitored as they happen, lets an application respond in a much more timely fashion than a batch approach where the detection process runs only intermittently.
3. -Event processing can give you a way of extending an existing application in a flexible, non-invasive manner. Rather than changing the original application to add the extra function, it’s sometimes possible to instrument the original application by adding event producers to it (for example, by processing the log files that it produces). The additional functionality can then be implemented by processing the events generated by these event producers.
4. -Intermediary event processing logic can be separated out from the rest of the application. This can allow the application to be adapted quickly to meet new business requirements, sometimes by the application business users themselves.
5. -The application might involve analysis of a large amount of data in order to provide an output to be delivered to a human user or another application. This data can be organized into streams of events which are then distributed to multiple computing nodes allowing separate parts of the analysis to be performed in parallel.
6. -There are potential scalability and fault tolerance benefits to be gained by using an event-driven approach. An event-driven approach allows processing to be performed asynchronously, and so is well suited to applications where events happen in an irregular manner. If event activity suddenly spikes, it may be possible to defer some processing to a subsequent, quieter time.
7. -Create deterministic or undeterministic scenarios
8. -Create more business involment
9. -Integrate Decision Engine with Event Processing
10. -Get high volume event processing capability