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Business rules determine how insurance companies calculate premiums, how banks manage risk, how finance companies balance portfolios, and how retailers set pricing levels. They allow pathologists to identify abnormalities, engineers to plan maintenance, logistics companies to generate schedules and financial advisors to recommend investment strategies. As such, business rules are one of an organisation's most valuable, yet least leveraged assets. They are strategic to the successful operation of all organisations. |
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Rete Rules
Read how the new Rete Rules Rule Extender can be used to represent business rules in an intuitive and declarative manner and to evaluate those business rules using a forward chaining inference mechanism based on the Rete algorithm. |
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| Software applications today must be flexible in adapting
to the challenges of dynamic business models and processes. Making
changes to these processes and the underlying software application
logic usually requires extensive - and expensive - programming changes. Common Knowledge allows both developers and business-users the means to define, manage and modify the business logic behind complex applications by altering the rules alone - visually and ‘on the fly’. Common Knowledge gives you the power to change the rules – without resorting to costly changes in application code - so the whole business can work as a team.
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