Monthly Archives: October 2014

Six Solutions for Oct-2014 Challenge

Posted on October 30, 2014 by

We want to thank everybody who provided solutions to Challenge Oct-2014. They used six different BR tools. We would appreciate if our readers compare these solutions and post their comments. A new Challenge Nov-2014 is underway.

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A new Case Study “Diabetic Patient Monitoring”

Posted on October 23, 2014 by

We have added a new case study “Diabetic Patient Monitoring” submitted by Mike Parish from Progress Software.

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Challenge Nov-2014 has been published

Posted on October 21, 2014 by

Ponder a new Challenge Nov-2014: Decision Model “Who killed Agatha?” It would be interesting to see which products would be able to help to crack this challenge (and which would not).

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One more solution for Sep-2014 challenge

Posted on October 10, 2014 by

Francisco Manso from the Spanish company “DECIDE” provided another solution for the Sep-2014 Challenge. He implemented the decision model  “Determine the Risk of Meeting a Werewolf” using IBM ODM 8.6. Francisco concluded that if you do not want to meet a werewolf your … Continue reading →

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IBM paper “Patterns for Combining Analytics with Operational Decision management in Smarter Processes”

Posted on October 6, 2014 by

IBM published the article “Patterns for Combining Analytics with Operational Decision management in Smarter Processes” that looks at patterns that allow business insights and situational awareness provided by big data and analytics to be combined with Operational Decision Management to produce actionable responses … Continue reading →

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Introduction to Decision Model and Notation (DMN)

Posted on October 4, 2014 by

Max Tay published an Introduction to Decision Model and Notation that is a good reference document to the major DMN concepts

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