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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…
Business decision models are usually developed and maintained by business analysts or other subject matter experts (not software developers). In the modern world the authors of…
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…
I published an article "Business Decision Models are moving to Serverless World". In particular, it says: Two major open-source products, Red Hat Drools and OpenRules, already…
On Aug. 1 we made OpenRules Decision Manager publicly available for the first time – everybody can download and try its free evaluation version. This 3 mins YouTube video provides…
OpenRules Release 8.0.0 adds one more nice feature requested by our customers. Usually business decision models are created by a business person in Excel using powerful OpenRules…
The latest OpenRules Release 8.0.0 comes with a new, very simple Java API for incorporation of business decision models created by business people in Excel into Java applications.…
OpenRules announced an availability of the new product "Decision Manager" that has been developed specifically for modern enterprises allowing their business analysts to create,…
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…
Nowadays, when microservices quickly overcome the legacy style of monolithic applications, it’s only natural to deploy Business Decision Models as Decision Microservices. We’ve…
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…
We are aggressively making OpenRules-based services available from cloud environments such as Amazon EC2. In particular, we’ve just re-deployed our Decision Model Analyzer from a…
