IEEE 1849-2023
IEEE Standard for eXtensible Event Stream (XES) for Achieving Interoperability in Event Logs and Event Streams
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IEEE 1849-2023 defines the eXtensible Event Stream (XES) approach for achieving interoperability in event logs and event streams. It is relevant where communication, networking, and computing systems need a consistent way to record and exchange process events. By providing a structured standard for event data, IEEE 1849-2023 helps improve compatibility between tools, supports clearer analysis of recorded activity, and reduces ambiguity when different systems must interpret the same event information.
What is IEEE 1849-2023?
IEEE 1849-2023 is a technical standard for the eXtensible Event Stream (XES) format, which is used to represent event logs and event streams in a structured, interoperable way. Its purpose is to support consistent exchange of event data across software environments and processing workflows. In practice, the standard helps define how event information can be described so that systems can read, share, and analyze it more reliably. This makes IEEE 1849-2023 useful wherever event-driven data needs a common representation.
Where is IEEE 1849-2023 used?
IEEE 1849-2023 is commonly used in software systems and digital workflows that generate or consume event logs, especially where interoperability between tools is important. It may be applied in process analysis, event stream handling, system monitoring, and other computing environments that depend on structured event records. The standard is also relevant in communication and networking contexts where events must be captured, transferred, or reviewed consistently across platforms, helping different systems work with the same log format.
Why is IEEE 1849-2023 important?
IEEE 1849-2023 matters because event data is only useful when it can be understood and compared consistently. A shared standard for event logs and event streams supports cleaner integration, more reliable testing, and better control over data exchange between tools. It can also reduce implementation risk when organizations need repeatable formats for analysis, validation, or procurement. For teams working with complex systems, the standard helps improve consistency and supports clearer technical alignment across software components.
- Event log and event stream interoperability
- Structured representation of process events
- Consistent exchange across software tools
- Support for analysis and monitoring workflows
- Relevant to computing and networking environments
- Publication Date: 2023
- Standard Status: Active
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Computing and Processing
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