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Corticon Technologies, a provider of business rules management software, announced that it had been placed in the Leaders’ quadrant of Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Business Rule Engines.
Gartner's 2005 Business Rules Engine Magic Quadrant denotes that vendors in the Leaders quadrant are most likely to have "high revenue in this market, high market share in terms of customers and products that are of interest to a wide audience."
“The increased emphasis on business agility is driving many organizations to BREs,” said Gartner vice president and distinguished analyst, Jim Sinur. The report also noted that “The phrase might be ‘on demand’ or ‘just in time,’ but there is a premium on agility for most business sectors today, and we only expect the demand for agility to increase during the next 10 years.”
“We view our position in OEM and Reseller relationships, along with our direct customer wins, as an indication of where the rules market is going. The market is voting for a solution that delivers new levels of control to the business,” said Mark Allen, co-founder and CEO of Corticon Technologies. “We have approached the problem from the business’s point of view, and in doing so, we have delivered not only new levels of business-friendly control, but also the most advanced technology to assure the quality and reliability of automated business rules.”
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