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Business Rules Management

Executive Briefings

Business Rules Revolution - Executives across all industries are using technology to rewrite the rules of business—literally; By Kristine Blenkhorn Rodriguez, INSIGHT Magazine, August 2006.

BRE Family Tree

Business Rules Hype Cycle

Rules for CEO's - A White Paper for CEOs, CIOs, VPs, Directors, and Executives

What is the difference between data-based, rule-based, and knowledge-based systems?

Articles

BRE / Company / Application Matrix - List of BRE applications, companies, BRE tools, ROI, cost, and the business case

American Express Authorizer's Assistant

Business Rules are the Key to CRM and One-to-One Personalization; by Rolando Hernandez, Founder & CEO, BIZRULES. Reprinted courtesy of the Business Rules Journal, August 2001.

List of Applications where Expert Systems, Business Rules and Knowledge-Based solutions are Most Effective

What is the difference between a Business Rule and an IF-THEN Statement?; by Rolando Hernandez, BIZRULES

Expert Systems ROI

Business in Balance - Where Rules Management and BPM Meet; Both rules engines and process management suites are vital to business agility and performance. Here's how to strike the right mix of techniques and score a perfect 10; by Bruce Silver, Intelligent Enterprise; Oct. 1, 2006

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Business Makes the Rules - Vendors promise to put business staff in charge of rules, but do you really want users messing with mission-critical apps? Here's how four firms are balancing responsibilities for rules; By Michael P. Voelker; Intelligent Enterprise; November 1, 2005

Putting Rules Engines to Work - What if, rather than spending hours drafting meticulous requirements documents, business analysts could design and implement software logic directly, without the intervention of developers? That's the goal of rules engines, and they're changing the way IT does business; by James C. Owen, InfoWorld, June 28 2004

Legacy Rescue And Trinity Millennium, From IT-Director.com

Forward and Backward Chaining - Part 1, by Charles Forgy, PhD Chief Scientist, RulesPower

Forward and Backward Chaining - Part 2, by Charles Forgy, PhD Chief Scientist, RulesPower

Forward and Backward Chaining - Part 3, by Charles Forgy, PhD Chief Scientist, RulesPower

Simple Successful Outsourcing: CIOs who outsource discrete processes that have well-defined business rules are almost always happy with the outcome, by STEPHANIE OVERBY; CIO Magazine; October 12, 2005

Decision Management

Little Decisions Add Up, by Frank Rohde, VP, Fair Isaac Corporation, from Harvard Business Review

Business Process Management

Is All BPM Alike? By Alan Trefler, Founder, CEO, and Chairman, Pegasystems

'Simply Smart BPM' Takes Businesses by Storm, From ebizq.net

Knowledge Management

Knowledge Management is Key to Preventing Brain Drain. BP found out the hard way; CEO’s finally got a wake up call about the true value of managing knowledge and the risks of losing intellectual capital. It is becoming painfully obvious that companies need to document and retain the knowledge of their key personnel and subject matter experts. They need to manage this intellectual capital and treat it like Intellectual Property (IP) before it simply walks out the door. Just ask British Petroleum.

Gates' Memo: 'Beyond Business Intelligence: Delivering a Comprehensive Approach to Enterprise Information Management.'; eWeek, May 17, 2006

Gates' Memo: 'Beyond Business Intelligence: Delivering a Comprehensive Approach to Enterprise Information Management.'; eWeek, May 17, 2006

Knowledge Management Helps Cut Errors by Half; COMPUTERWORLD, July 8, 2003

We Have The Techknowledy - New tools for Knowledge Management, By Tom Davenport, CIO Magazine, Sept. 15, 1996

Expert Systems

Embedded Logic: Overhyped, then much maligned, expert systems find their niche inside web applications; By FRED HAPGOOD; CIO Magazine; May 1, 2000

Digital Equipment Corporation: Building an Expert System; Information Systems: A Management Perspective; Prentice-Hall, Inc.; 1999

DuPont's Packaging Advisor; Information Systems: A Management Perspective; Prentice-Hall, Inc.; 1999

Coopers & Lybrand EXPERTAX: an Expert System for Tax Planning; Information Systems: A Management Perspective; Prentice-Hall, Inc.; 1999

Artificial Intelligence

Rise of the Machines: By 2010, will technology have terminated most IT jobs?; BY JOHN EDWARDS; CIO Magazine, Dec. 15, 2003

The Smart Machines - Artificial Intelligence is making a comeback at a company near you; BY MEG MITCHELL; CIO Magazine; Sept. 15, 1998

AI BURNOUT - "By 1993, 'AI' was a dirty word. The AI industry was shook up, shaped up and scaled down. Yet it still managed to get some big corporate successes under its belt."; Computerworld; April 8, 1994


Enterprise Architecture Modeling

Zachman Framework

Zachman Framework for Enterprise Architecture; www.Zifa.com

Enterprise Application Integration

A Smarter Linking Logic - This revolutionary approach to architecture might be the future of systems integration; "The real challenge in hub-and-spoke architectures is creating a solid set of business rules to govern the flow of messages..."By Christopher Koch; CIO Magazine; Dec. 1, 1996.

Popkin System Architect

Business Rule Management Facility: System Architect 2001 Why can't a standard repository work equally well as a means to manage business rules?. Intelligent Enterprise article by Terry Moriarty, President, Inastrol. (Link to external PDF)

Other IT Topics

Outsourcing

Simple Successful Outsourcing: CIOs who outsource discrete processes that have well-defined business rules are almost always happy with the outcome, by STEPHANIE OVERBY; CIO Magazine; October 12, 2005

Computer History

Timeline of computer history and the Computer History Museum

The Name Game - Is information technology making progress-or do we just repackage it periodically? Client/server, thy name is distributed processing. BY W.F. DYLE; CIO Magazine, Jan. 15, 1995

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