The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
04/06/2006
Innovations Softwaretechnologie today announces the release of version 3.3 of the visual rules® Business Rules Management System.
The company provided ebizQ with the following details:
visual rules® is used to graphically model business rules and generate program code as well as documentation of these rules. With the BRMS, business logic in applications becomes transparent and easy to adapt to new business requirements.
What's new is that processing of business rules is now completely revisable. Using advanced statistics users can trace back the processing of each individual record in the rule model step-by-step. This makes the use of visual rules® ideally suited for the automation of decisions whose traceability is important and that require full accountability. This accountability stays available for many years.
In addition, test data management has been enhanced in visual rules® 3.3. The Test Data Editor now allows to conveniently set up reference data and get an overview of result data. The creation of test data has been made even easier overall.
Starting in May 2006 visual rules® will be SOA-capable:
With version 3.4 users will be able to generate Web Services at the click of a button and supply business rules as services in SOAs!
visual rules® is today being used by many customers across the world. A selection of these are the U.S. company Wyndham, offering luxury hotel & resort accommodations; the German HypoVereinsbank; the producer of agricultural machinery Claas; Zafin Labs, an IT service provider located in the UAE and the Australian software specialist MobileSelect. The range of applications includes an early warning system for trading of credit default swaps, the calculation of transaction billing and the individual selection of mobile phones and plans.
More information is available here.
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