Business Rules: February 2008 Archives

Decision Management - another way to get the business to care about SOA

By James Taylor on February 28, 2008 6:01 PM 0

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My buddy Joe had a great post this week - Give businesspeople a reason to care about SOA; give them BPM. Like Joe I think business people need something business-oriented to get their attention and that describing the benefits of... Read More..

Categories: Business Process Management, Business Rules, Decision Management, Legacy Modernization, SOA

Introducing business decision management

By James Taylor on February 11, 2008 2:59 PM 0

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Larry Goldberg, an old friend of mine, wrote an article introducing Business Decision Management - another name for what I call Enterprise Decision Management or just plain old Decision Management. He wrote it to explain why the Business Rules Bulletin... Read More..

Categories: Business Rules, Decision Management

Paperless (and peopleless) international shipping

By James Taylor on February 5, 2008 10:32 AM 0

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Michael Lee over on Bob Glushko's blog posted about an article he saw on UPS going paperless in its international shipping. This is a great example of a rules-driven application. Think about it. There are rules about which paperwork/information is... Read More..

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Business rules, desktops and knowledge buses

By James Taylor on February 1, 2008 10:54 AM 0

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Keith posted an interesting piece today on The knowledge bus and Human Rules Management based on a conversation he had with my old friend Jim Sinur. As usual there were some good thoughts in Keith's piece but I do want... Read More..

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