A fun use case that has been coming up more regularly lately is the idea of Decisions monitoring some database, file storage, or other application for a change or trigger that would automatically generate a document and then post it to a certain location or email it to a few parties. What a great use […] Read More
A common topic of conversation in a number of our efforts recently has been how rules can be used to support unpredictable business processes. While many business processes can be supported by a concrete series of steps, reality dictates that there are special cases where for one reason or another, the person tasked with the […] Read More
It’s time for our next free training event! All prospects, customers, and partners are welcome to attend at no charge. Just get there and we’ll take care of you. All attendees must register by August 31st. Register to attend the free training event by clicking here (and then scroll down.) View the Preliminary Event Detail by […] Read More
Nearly every “on-boarding” process is a collaborative back and forth process of gathering, validating, and recording information. Whether its on-boarding a new customer, gathering billing details, and kicking off professional services projects and training – or vendor on-boarding where you need to gather copies of contracts, W-9’s and COI’s – all on-boarding processes can be […] Read More
There are many situations where a commercial off the shelf software solution can be used to solve a specific problem very well. These problem domains are typically universal and common among every business. Some are stratified by the size of the enterprise – because some problems really don’t cause too much pain until you have […] Read More
Our seminar on the Decisions SDK was a big success! Thanks to all those who attended and submitted questions. We were asked by many of you for the slide deck we used in the presentation as a cheat sheet for some of the common ways the SDK is used. You can get a copy of […] Read More
This article is part of a series on common questions we discuss about building rule engine focused applications. While there is almost always value found in being able to share business logic visually, in some cases the value of having a rule engine is directly related to the frequency with which your business rules change. Industries […] Read More
A special thanks to Aaron Broughton for his work putting together the examples for this seminar! It was well attended and I’ve been getting many requests for this recording. Enjoy! Watch decisions.com/events to register for future seminars! Read More
This article is part of a series on common questions we discuss about building rule engine focused applications. Understanding a users skill level and technical competency is critical in designing a meaningful rule authoring experience. As you explore rule engines in general you’ll find a variety of rule editors that vary on a spectrum from “capable […] Read More
This article is part of a series on common questions we discuss about building rule engine focused applications. Changes to business rules in general can present day to day challenges as employees, customers, and other stakeholders adjust to the new way of making decisions. This is why it is so important to validate, test, and […] Read More
