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Challenge Dec-2024: Pricing Policy

Posted on December 9, 2024 by jacobfeldman

Dec-2024 Challenge deals with an order pricing policy that depends on a number of different units, product types (Standard or Premium), country of origin, etc. A seller uses a mixed bracket volume and cost policy for orders with multiple units: … Continue reading →

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DecisionCAMP-2024 Program Announcement

Posted on June 27, 2024 by jacobfeldman

DecisionCAMP is the major annual gathering of practitioners dedicated to Decision Intelligence technologies including Rule Engines, Machine Learning, Optimization, and Generative AI. The Org Committee has just announced a great Program for the 2024 event. Register for free and attend all … Continue reading →

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LLM Shines Solving a DMCommunity Challenge

Posted on May 15, 2024 by jacobfeldman

ChatGPT produced an amazingly good solution for DMCommunity’s March-2024 Challenge “AnalyzeEmployees”. Of course, this challenge deals with one of the favorite LLM application areas of Q&A. Still, it generated the correct (!) Python code based on plain English questions. I … Continue reading →

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AI helps to Draft Executable Legislations

Posted on April 6, 2024 by jacobfeldman

Richard Susskind writes “about the use of AI to draft legislation and regulation and then to generate legal rules in the form of executable code.” He states that AI will draft complex legislations within five years and new tools will … Continue reading →

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Community Poll about DecisionCAMP-2024

Posted on September 27, 2023 by jacobfeldman

Please vote your preferences for the next year DecisionCAMP‘s organization:

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Notes from DecisionCAMP-2023

Posted on September 25, 2023 by jacobfeldman

DecisionCAMP-2023 goes down in history. As the Chair of this popular annual decision-management event, I will try to write down my fresh impressions after 3 days of interesting presentations and discussions. This was our 15th event which from the very … Continue reading →

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Practical Applications, Use Cases, and Testing (DC2023 Notes Part 3)

Posted on September 25, 2023 by jacobfeldman

As usual, DecisionCAMP included presentations devoted to practical applications and case studies of decision modeling and decision optimization. Testing rules-based decision services is extremely important topic in practical decision management especially in the modern CI/CD world. No wonder we had … Continue reading →

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From Knowledge Sources to Executable Decision Models (DC2023 Notes Part 1)

Posted on September 22, 2023 by jacobfeldman

Considering the current explosive nature of Generative AI, it was only natural to expect that words such as LLMs, ChatGPT, OpenAI will be dominant at DecisionCAMP-2023 as well. In the world of Decision Modeling, it means that these new GenAI … Continue reading →

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Upcoming and Previous Decision CAMPs

Posted on July 14, 2023 by jacobfeldman

DecisionCAMP is the most popular annual event for Decision Management practitioners. It started in 2008 as October RulesFest, continued in 2009-2011 as RulesFest, became IntelliFest in 2012, and DecisionCAMP since 2013. See the entire history with various links to presentations, … Continue reading →

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Are our Rule Engines Smart Enough?

Posted on September 28, 2022 by jacobfeldman

On Sep 27, 2022 we had several discussions related to this question during the ongoing DecisionCAMP. Are we happy with where we are or should we raise the bar trying to come closer to our long-standing “big” objective when a … Continue reading →

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