Integrating Rule Engine and Constraint Solver
OpenRules Rule Solver is an open-source tool that adds the power of Constraint and Linear Programming to Business Decision Modeling. It extends OpenRules Decision Manager to…
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OpenRules Rule Solver is an open-source tool that adds the power of Constraint and Linear Programming to Business Decision Modeling. It extends OpenRules Decision Manager to…
In October-November of this year, OpenRules successfully provided Training/Consulting services for different business units of a major US insurance company. Working closely with…
We introduced RuleScheduler on Sep 19, 2024 at DecisionCAMP-2024 as a new OpenRules component for building decision models for Scheduling and Resource Allocation problems. Such…
Real-world decision models usually execute multiple decisioning steps in a certain order. Whether the execution order is defined manually or automatically, the good design does…
OpenRules Release 10.3 adds an ability to create complex English-like expressions inside your decision tables. With new predefined functions for lists and arrays of business…
Machine Learning (ML) tools have been successfully used for decision-making applications for many years. Despite many success stories, ML popularity in enterprise-level software…
OpenRules Decision Manager becomes so powerful and easy to use that it dramatically reduces the efforts needed to develop new decision models and deploy them on cloud as decision…
We added more user-friendly sorting capabilities to the Release 10.1.0 of OpenRules. There are no need to use Java to define objects in the array of list of business objects that…
OpenRules RuleSolver is an open source tool that adds the power of Constraint and Linear Programming to Business Decision Modeling. It extends OpenRules Decision Manager to…
OpenRules Release 10.1.0 is now available. New capabilities include:
This weekend I tried to play with the latest DMCommunity Challenge that asks: "Suppose you need to pay 1 Euro. In how many different ways you can do it via 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c,…
Decision tables are the most popular decision modeling constructs but they have a tendency to grow with time or to use huge arrays of data from the very beginning. When decision…