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Dublin, Nov. 26, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Event Stream Processing Market - Growth, Trends, and Forecasts (2020 - 2025)" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The Event Stream Processing (ESP) market is anticipated to witness a CAGR of 20.6% over the forecast period 2020-2025

The increasing adoption of the internet of things (IoT) and smart devices, increasing need to analyze large volumes of data from diverse sources are some of the major factors influencing the growth of event stream processing market while concerns associated with data security and privacy is expected to hinder the growth of the market.

Event stream processing, also known as complex event processing, real-time analytics, real-time streaming analytics, or event processing, is basically a technology that can query a continuous data stream (within a period from few milliseconds to minutes), using mathematical algorithms. Event visualization, event-driven middleware, event databases, among others are some of the functionalities under ESP.

Owing to its ability to capture, analyze, and respond to a continuous flow of data, this processing technology is widely being used to analyze massive amount of real-time data. Such capabilities have enabled the growth of the market among various industry verticals.

For example, event stream processing technology can be utilized to query or analyze the data streams coming from a temperature sensor and the designated user is alerted when the temperature reaches the threshold.

The anticipated growth of adoption of temperature sensors across the consumer electronics segment over the forecast period could positively affect the market. Consumer Technology Association (CTA) estimated that Consumer Electronics Shipments in the U.S. could contribute to USD 301 billion of wholesale revenue, for the year 2019.

The breakout of the COVID-19 pandemic is expected to have a significant impact on the market in the short term, owing to a decrease in business activity across various end-user verticals that the market is catering to. This has resulted in many enterprises setting aggressive cost cutting targets and reducing capex, which is likely to impact the growth of the market.

However, with enterprises hoping that their business would bounce back by second quarter of 2021, they are forced to embrace new technologies and discover their benefits,in the long term. Such optimistic scenario therefore provides significant scope for the market over the forecast period.

Key Market Trends

Growing Demand for ESP Solutions in BFSI Vertical

With various financial institutions and banks focusing on unlocking value from the insights gained from a large pool of data generated from multiple transactions, BFSI vertical is expected to account for the largest market size during the forecast period.

North America is Expected to Hold a Large Share of the Market

North America is expected to hold the largest market size and dominate the ESP market during the forecast period. The presence of a number of ESP vendors in the region is attributed to the early adoption of emerging technologies and high adoption & investments in R&D enhance their event-based offerings.

Competitive Landscape

The Event Stream Processing Market is a highly competitive market and is currently dominated by a few players in the US, followed by those in Europe and Asia, with their technological expertise. The major players with a prominent share in the market are focusing on expanding their customer base across foreign countries by leveraging strategic collaborative initiatives to increase their market share and their profitability.

IBM Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, Google Inc., Oracle Corporation, Amazon Web Services Inc., Salesforce, Redhat, SAS, SAP SE, TIBCO, Informatica, Hitachi Vantara, and Software AG are some of the major players present in the current market.

Key Topics Covered:

1 INTRODUCTION

2 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

3 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

4 MARKET DYNAMICS4.1 Market Overview4.2 Market Drivers4.2.1 Increasing Adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT) and Smart Devices4.2.2 Increasing Need to Analyze Large Volumes of Data From Diverse Sources4.3 Market Restraints4.3.1 Concerns Associated with Data Security and Privacy4.4 Porters 5 Force Analysis

5 MARKET SEGMENTATION5.1 Deployment Type5.1.1 Cloud5.1.2 On-premise5.2 Component5.2.1 Solutions (Software & Platforms)5.2.2 Services5.3 Application5.3.1 Fraud Detection5.3.2 Algorithmic Trading5.3.3 Process Monitoring5.3.4 Predictive Maintenance5.3.5 Sales and Marketing5.4 End-user Vertical5.4.1 IT & Telecommunications5.4.2 BFSI5.4.3 Manufacturing5.4.4 Retail & E-commerce5.4.5 Energy & Utilities5.4.6 Other End-user Verticals5.5 Geography

6 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE6.1 Company Profiles6.1.1 IBM Corporation6.1.2 Microsoft Corporation6.1.3 Google Inc.6.1.4 Oracle Corporation6.1.5 Amazon Web Services Inc.6.1.6 Salesforce6.1.7 Redhat6.1.8 SAP SE6.1.9 TIBCO6.1.10 Hazelcast IMDG6.1.11 SAS6.1.12 Confluent, Inc.6.1.13 Hitachi Vantara6.1.14 Informatica

7 INVESTMENT ANALYSIS

8 MARKET OPPORTUNITIES AND FUTURE TRENDS

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Market America | SHOP.COM Shares Five Ways To Help You Avoid Excess Sugar While Still Enjoying The Holidays

GREENSBORO, N.C. (PRWEB) November 25, 2020

When you think of the holidays, its hard not to think of cakes and pies, cookies and candies and so much sweet and sticky goodness! The problem, however, is that eating too much sugar is anything but good for your health. Thats why Market America | SHOP.COM is here to help with five ways you can avoid excess sugar while still enjoying the many flavors of the holiday season. Before we discuss how you can avoid excess sugar, however, lets find out how much is too much sugar and what were already eating and drinking that has a high sugar content.

The American Heart Association recommends limiting added sugar to nine teaspoons a day for most men and six teaspoons a day for most women and children over two years of age. The average adult consumes about 17 teaspoons of sugar each day. Almost half of the added sugar in the American diet comes from one source sugary drinks. Other sources include baked goods, candy, cereal, dairy products and desserts.

So, with all of the bad that sugar can do to our overall health and wellbeing, lets take a look at five ways you can avoid excess sugar over the holidays and well into the new year!

1.Dont Go HungryIf you wait too long to eat or drink, your blood sugar will drop and your natural instinct will be to grab something anything to keep you going. This is when some of the worst food decisions are made. Eating three meals a day and including a healthy snack will keep your body going with the vitamins and nutrients it needs. Check out these healthy recipes for lots of great, tasty options.

2.Reach For Fruits And VegetablesNo one is saying you cant enjoy something sweet along with your meal but remember that your body really needs plenty of fruits and vegetables of all colors and types. There are so many naturally sweet fruits that are always going to be better options than candy and sugared cereals.

3.Replace Sugary Drinks With WaterThe thought of eliminating almost half of the added sugar you may be consuming each day just by dropping sugary drinks and sodas from your diet should be enough to make this a permanent change during the holidays and into the new year! But dont feel like its all or nothing. Even reducing the number of sugary drinks you have each day can still make a difference. Just try replacing every other sugary drink with water.

4.Increase Your Serotonin LevelsSerotonin is your bodys mood stabilizer and can make you feel good. Its the key hormone that impacts your entire body and also helps with eating, sleeping and digestion. Some natural ways to increase your level of serotonin include regular exercise, meditation, walks in nature, dwelling on happy memories and even adding Isotonix Activated B Complex*, which can help maintain healthy levels of serotonin while also helping to decrease stress and improve your mood.*

5.Consider Supplements For Proper Blood Sugar MaintenanceProper blood sugar maintenance can dramatically impact your health. While proper diet and exercise is a great start, sometime our bodies need more for healthy blood sugar support due to poor sleep, stress levels and hormonal changes. Some supplements that can help support blood sugar include Advanced Level 90 Blood Sugar Maintenance* and Isotonix Isochrome*. Advanced Level 90 Blood Sugar Maintenance helps maintain normal blood sugar levels, helps reduce sugar cravings, promotes weight loss and supports a strong immune system as well. Isotonix Isochrome not only helps maintain healthy blood sugar levels, it also helps with energy and stamina and helps in weight management.*

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product(s) is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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With President-elect Joe Biden's new administration taking office on 20 January 2021, there will be an opportunity for the US administration to renew its commitment to human rights, not only by ending its own egregious human rights violations but also by re-engaging with the international community through the United Nations and multilateral institutions.

For four years the Trump administration has implemented policies that have time and again demonstrated its disregard for human rights and its desire to suppress the rights of specific groups for political gain. We have seen executive orders and federal policies passed, along with divisive and hateful rhetoric directed at women and girls, the LGBTQI+ community, Black and Latino people, migrants and refugees, among others.

One of the Trump administrations flagship issues, since his 2016 presidential campaign, has been migration and asylum. His promises to build a wall along the border with Mexico and to destroy the asylum system soon became public policy. His administration has devoted significant time and effort to punishing those who arrive in the United States seeking safety and protection, including families and children. This has affected people fleeing levels of violence comparable to war zones, coming from El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala, those fleeing political repression in Cuba and massive human rights violations in Venezuela and Nicaragua, as well as a growing number of people forcibly displaced from countries outside the continent due to persecution and conflict.

Instead of offering shelter to people in need, the Trump administration devised a series of policies to criminalize them and deny them protection. It did this by claiming that there were insufficient resources to respond to these cases, all the while spending billions of dollars on militarizing the countrys borders.

In 2018, thousands of parents seeking asylum were charged with crimes under a zero tolerance policy that resulted in thousands of children being forcibly separated and detained, literally held in cages or flown to other facilities thousands of miles away, without consent and with no information as to their whereabouts. The US authorities have clearly and deliberately inflicted deep and lasting mental suffering on these families in an attempt to deter other desperate people from seeking asylum.

Instead of offering shelter to people in need, the Trump administration devised a series of policies to criminalize them and deny them protection

As if these incredibly cruel and illegal practices were not enough, the Trump administration then instituted the programme known as Remain in Mexico, which has forced tens of thousands of people seeking asylum at the Mexican border to wait in Mexican border communities in dangerous and insecure conditions. Under this programme, and with the agreement of the Mexican government, the Trump administration has forcibly returned nearly 60,000 people to Mexico while their US asylum applications are being processed, where they are at the mercy of organized criminal groups that extort, kidnap and assault them on a regular basis.

In 2019 the Trump administration also pressured the governments of Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras to sign a series of safe third country agreements, enabling it to disregard its obligations to process asylum applications for people from third countries whose conditions may be far from safe and who are in need of protection.

The use of immigration detention has also soared in recent years. Tens of thousands of migrants, including thousands of asylum seekers and families with children, are currently being held in immigration detention centres up and down the country, under the supervision of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), while they fight for their right to remain in the United States. The Trump administration has used immigration detention as a way of punishing people solely on the basis of their immigration status and criminalizing those fleeing persecution and violence in their own countries.

These detention practices are exacerbating a crisis beyond the US borders: tens of thousands of people have been deported during the COVID-19 pandemic, including hundreds who tested positive after contracting the virus while being detained in unsafe and unsanitary detention facilities in the United States. Deportees have reported facing exposure to the virus, a quarantine system in their home countries that violates human rights, and stigma.

By March 2020, there was virtually no further possibility of seeking asylum at the US-Mexico border. Using the COVID-19 pandemic as a pretext, the Trump government has illegally expelled tens of thousands of people, including families and unaccompanied children, under an order nominally issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that empowers border officials to summarily return people to Mexico or rapidly return them to their home countries.

Making the most of his last months in office, President Trump has introduced a number of new anti-asylum eligibility laws, including a ban on asylum for any persons transiting through a third country en route to the United States; a broad new regulation that radically redefines all elements of the definition of refugee; and a general prohibition on eligibility based on public health, which is rooted in xenophobia and discrimination rather than science.

It will be no easy matter to reverse the suffering these policies have caused. Joe Bidens incoming government has promised a radical change in migration and asylum policy. And yet many of the human rights violations suffered by migrants and refugees are neither new nor exclusive to the Trump administration; his government merely sped up the machinery and dramatically exacerbated its dire consequences. This forms an outstanding historical debt that requires urgent attention.

President Biden will be able to set a new direction for his administration by, for example, issuing executive orders in his first days in office that place the human rights of people in need of protection at the heart of his actions. The United States has an opportunity to end its practice of unnecessary, costly and punitive immigration detention, which has caused such enormous human suffering and led to a crisis of infection during the pandemic.

Many of the human rights violations suffered by migrants and refugees are neither new nor exclusive to the Trump administration; his government merely sped up the machinery and dramatically exacerbated its dire consequences

Among other things, the Biden administration should also establish a moratorium on deportations during the COVID-19 pandemic, while dismantling the architecture of the Trump eras illegal asylum and immigration policies. Restoring the asylum system and humanitarian protection must start by annulling the 20 March order automatically expelling asylum seekers and unaccompanied children without due process, as well as overturning the dozens of policies that unfairly limit access to the right to seek asylum, including at the US-Mexico border.

The new administration must ensure that people who are waiting in border communities in Mexico under the Remain in Mexico programme are immediately accepted into US territory to continue their asylum application processes. It is therefore essential that Mexican President Andrs Manuel Lpez Obradors government cooperates closely with President Biden to put an end to this cruel and illegal policy.

The Biden government must furthermore establish strong alternative avenues of protection for people whose evident risk in their home countries requires urgent attention, such as the designation of temporary protection status for Venezuelan nationals and other forms of protection for people arriving from countries in crisis situations.

The road will not be an easy one but the political will shown by the Biden government since the election will be crucial in reversing the dire legacy of the Trump administration.

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Rebuilding from the ashes, Trump's heritage on immigration and asylum policy - Amnesty International

Re Biden plans big changes in immigration system some wont be easy (Nov. 18): Just read Michael Smolens column about immigration.

One thing that is seldom mentioned in the debate is sanctioning employers. When I was a young contractor looking for day laborers, I heard that the Border Patrol was confiscating peoples trucks if they were transporting illegal workers. So I started asking for papers from the workers.

If Homeland Security started fining or arresting employers for employing illegal workers, both the job market and the reason to immigrate would dry up.

I know well-connected employers would cry bloody murder. And society would have to face the paradox of plentiful cheap labor versus illegal immigration. Perhaps it would allow a real conversation to take place.

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Italian and Slovenian police say they have foiled an international criminal organization that helped migrants travel from a center for asylum seekers in Ljubljana to European countries -- mainly Italy, France and Germany. Alleged members of the association included people in charge of security at the hosting facility, investigative sources said on November 20.

Investigators at the police department of Ljubljana and Italian police last week completed a joint investigation into a criminal organization that allegedly trafficked immigrants in Slovenia and Italy.

A total of 12 people were charged as part of the investigation, including seven suspects who were detained, the police department of the north-eastern Italian city of Trieste said on November 20.

The investigation was directed by prosecutors in Trieste, based on a European investigation order requested by Slovenian magistrates.

The probe was carried out by security officials and border police in Trieste together with officials in Rome. The criminal complaints and arrests were filed and carried out in Slovenia.

Security officials said they discovered at least 26 episodes in which the criminal organization aided and abetted illegal immigration with the illicit transfer of 108 immigrants.

Italian authorities, alerted by Slovenian police, reported eight episodes between June and October this year in which 31 immigrants were apprehended by police along the border between Italy and Slovenia in the woods between Trieste and Gorizia.

During one of these operations, an Afghan citizen was arrested in the north-eastern Italian city of Gorizia on charges of aiding and abetting illegal immigration.

The probe, which was mainly carried out in the Slovenian Republic, discovered a criminal group that favored illegal immigration from Turkey, Iraq, Greece, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia until Slovenia, and from Slovenia to other countries in the European Union, investigators in Trieste said.

In many cases Italy was the country of destination.Several members of the criminal group, who were waiting to obtain international protection, were staying at the hosting center in Ljubljana, where the illegal transfers were organized.

According to evidence discovered by Slovenian police, one of the main suspects, who is also an asylum seeker, managed contacts abroad with the other members of the organization in order to follow the arrival of migrants in Slovenia and their subsequent illegal transfer to Italy and to other EU member States.

Members of the criminal group were well informed regarding immigration laws within the European Union and police procedures, investigators said.

The group was structured and members had different roles: some organized the departure of migrants from the country of provenance while others selected the places where they would be staying along the way. Others selected payment methods and confirmation of the migrants' arrival at their final destination in order for payments to be completed, the sources said.

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Migrant trafficking ring uncovered by Italy-Slovenia probe - InfoMigrants