James Taylor's Decision Management

James Taylor

Decision Automation and BI

By James Taylor on May 25, 2007 12:50 PM 0 Vote 0 Votes

I recently found a new blogger with some interesting content - Cyril Brookes (cyrilonbi.wordpress.com). Cyril has two recent posts that I liked:

As I said to Cyril, I find the identification and description of micro-decisions particularly important in this and like to consider decision services as a way to automate these decisions. In part this helps address some of Cyril's concerns about shared decisions as the decision itself becomes the focus.

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