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Keeping business rules out of your use cases with decisions

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By James Taylor on April 1, 2009 8:34 AM 0 Vote 0 Votes
Adrian Marchis had a nice article on Use Case Recycling by Extracting Business Rules. Now making sure decisions are identified explicitly in use cases avoids one of the seven deadly sins of decision management and is something I think is... Read More..
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If IT can't get you there, perhaps decision management can

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By James Taylor on December 17, 2008 7:37 AM 2 1 Vote 0 Votes
Dick Lee had an interesting post titled We Know Where We're Going, But IT Can't Get Us There. He made a number of points of which three stood out: Business often fails to communicate effectively to IT Poor process definition... Read More..
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What's new in Application Development 2.0 - Iterate

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By James Taylor on September 18, 2008 8:22 AM 0 Vote 0 Votes
Third change in Application Development 2.0 iterate don't finish. One of the biggest problems in systems is an obsession with finishing. IT departments want to get systems off their lists, budget people want to know how complete things are and... Read More..
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What's new in Application Development 2.0 - Collaborate

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By James Taylor on September 16, 2008 8:02 AM 0 Vote 0 Votes
Some time ago I wrote a post on Application Development 2.0 three key changes seem to me to be involved:Collaborate don't competeDeclare don't codeIterate don't finishLet's take the first one today and work on the other two later in the... Read More..
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From the Archives - What if your house was built the way your software is?

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By James Taylor on August 5, 2008 9:08 AM 0 Vote 0 Votes
I was going through some old posts the other day and thought that some of them deserved to see the light of day again. Here then are some of my favorite topics from the 2006-2007 archives. What if home owners... Read More..
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Decision Management Concept #4 - Business Rules

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By James Taylor on July 29, 2008 8:00 AM 0 Vote 0 Votes
There are a number of advantages gained by expressing business logic in business rules and using the processing and management facilities included with a Business Rules Management System to work with them. In brief summary: The separation of decision logic... Read More..
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Here's another "If only "

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By James Taylor on June 25, 2008 6:12 PM 0 Vote 0 Votes
Carey Schwaber from Forrester published a nice little post this week - The "If Onlies" Of App Dev. The list included a couple that I really like:If only requirements were completeIf only software were easier to evolveMe I think these... Read More..
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Top posts from the decision management blog

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By James Taylor on March 20, 2008 9:42 AM 0 Vote 0 Votes
I thought it would be fun to highlight my 20 most popular posts from the last couple of years so here goes: Keeping Predictive Analytics and BI on separate tracks If IT wants to alter outcomes, it needs to automate... Read More..
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What's the difference between requirements and Requirements?

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By James Taylor on October 15, 2007 10:01 AM 1 Vote 0 Votes
Roeland posted a response (Requirements vs Process and Rules) to my recent post that made me realize how important capitalization can be! Roeland points out that the process definition you need and the decisions and rules you need are all... Read More..
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Requirements, business process and business rules

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By James Taylor on October 10, 2007 10:41 AM 0 Vote 0 Votes
Roeland had an interesting post this week on the need for a new approach to requirements and BPM's role in that. He outlined the three classic causes of problems with projects (Lack of User Input, Incomplete Requirements & Specifications, Changing... Read More..
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