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What, exactly, do you mean by business rules?

By James Taylor on October 7, 2010 9:28 AM 3

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Scott Cleveland had an interesting post this week on the single greatest benefit of BPM that included the information that 17% thought it was "Change business rules and processes without impacting underlying applications". This focus on agility is not, perhaps,... Read More..

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