Partnership with ProcessMaker
Today ProcessMaker and OpenRules announced a new partnership that provides our customers with an integrated business process and decision management solution. The partnership adds…
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Today ProcessMaker and OpenRules announced a new partnership that provides our customers with an integrated business process and decision management solution. The partnership adds…
Traditionally, Business Rule Engines do not communicate with databases directly and expect to receive input and provide output via intermediate objects defined in Java, JSON, or…
The DMC Challenge Sep-2020 deals with compression of decision tables trying to replace relatively large decision tables with "almost" equivalent but smaller decision tables. It is…
OpenRules offers two open source products to support an integrated use of "Business Decision Modeling with Rule Engines and CP/LP Solvers": OpenRules – for business decision…
OpenRules Decision Manager 8.1.0 includes a special Rule Debugger that allows business users to debug their decision models while they are being executed. The debugger stops…
There are two major types of decision engines utilized by different Business Rules and Decision Management systems to execute business decision models: 1. Traditional rule engines…
Nowadays rules-based business decision models are usually developed and maintained by business analysts or other subject matter experts (not by software developers). And more and…
When our customers create business decision models, they frequently want to have an ability to debug their business rules to understand when and why their rules were executed or…
Traditionally, the majority of decision tables list their rules in the top-to-bottom order when different rules are placed in rows. Here is an example of a typical single-hit…
The integrated use of Machine Learning (ML) and Business Rules (BR) is one of the most practical trends in the development of modern decision-making software. OpenRules is…