OpenRules Release 6.4.3
OpenRules® Release 6.4.3 generates new, more compact execution reports with explanations, adds decision importing to integrate loosely coupled decision models, allows using lists…
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OpenRules Knowledge Repository for both QA and Production Processes
I’d like to share experience of large OpenRules customers who create and maintain enterprise-level knowledge repositories. Such repositories usually contain two major components:…
Book “DMN in Action with OpenRules” – Free Chapters
Based on the growing interest in the book "DMN in Action with OpenRules", we decided to make the first 3 chapters available for free. Please click here to read/download them in…
Happy 14th Birthday, OpenRules!
This week during a conference call with a large potential customer I had shown them our release history. Suddenly I realized that OpenRules just passed its 14th birthday. I…
New OpenRules Release 6.4.1 with DMN Why-Analyzer
“Imagine you had a Why Button handy whenever you encountered some disconnect in day-to-day business operations. Hit the Why Button and presto – answers appear in the form of…
OpenRules Release 6.4.0 Supports DMN FEEL and DMN Interchange
OpenRules, Inc. was among the first Business Rules vendors who announced its support of the DMN standard and published a DMN Primer implementation just two weeks after the first…
OpenRules at BBC 2016
This year OpenRules will again be an exhibitor at the Business Rules and Decisions Forum 2016 at BBC conference on Oct 31- Nov 4, 2016, Las Vegas, NV. We are sponsoring this major…
Decision Models: Finding Alternative and Optimal Decisions
People frequently assume that a good, consistent decision model should produce one and only one decision (solution) for any valid input. However, in real-world applications we…
OpenRules 6.3.4 Introduces What-If Analyzer of Decision Models
On December 28, 2015 we published a new OpenRules release 6.3.4 that introduces What-If Analyzer, the first tool of this type in the Decision Management domain. Its main purpose…
Identification of the Executed Rules
Our customers often want to identify the actually executed rules. By default they may look at the automatically generated execution reports in the HTML format
OpenRules Dialog Questions in Multiple Tables
If you have too many questions in your OpenRules Dialog project, you may want to split a large table "questions" into several tables.
OpenRules Business Glossary in Multiple Tables
By default OpenRules provides a glossary template that allows our customers to create their own business glossary in one table. Below I will explain how to split a glossary…