Author Archives: jacobfeldman

Unknown's avatar

About jacobfeldman

CTO at www.openrules.com http://www.linkedin.com/in/jacobfeldmanopenrules

Developer Survey Results 2019

Posted on April 12, 2019 by jacobfeldman

Stack Overflow’s annual Developer Survey is the largest and most comprehensive survey of nearly 90,000 developers who code around the world. Examples of findings: 1) Python, the fastest-growing major programming language is edging out Java this year and standing as … Continue reading →

Posted in Languages, Trends | Leave a comment

bpmNEXT-2019 in April 15-17

Posted on March 8, 2019 by jacobfeldman

The 7th bpmNEXT will be held in Santa Barbara, California on April 15-17, 2019. It will cover Process Mining and Advanced Analytics, AI and Machine Learning, Robotic Process Automation, Decision Management, Digital Transformation, and new cloud software architecture built on containers … Continue reading →

Posted in Events | Leave a comment

Overwhelming Response to DecisionCAMP-2019

Posted on March 5, 2019 by jacobfeldman

While the abstract submission deadline for the DecisionCAMP-2019 is March 31, we’ve already received an overwhelming response from many well-known experts and practitioners with their intentions to present at DecisionCAMP in September. It is interesting that if the DMN standard … Continue reading →

Posted in Events | Leave a comment

Roger Martin at Thinkers50 Forum

Posted on January 5, 2019 by jacobfeldman

As the keynote speaker of the Thinkers50 European Business Forum 2018 and #1 ranked Thinkers50 business guru, Roger Martin shares his latest ideas about how we can make better choices in today’s business world. “We operate on the basis of … Continue reading →

Posted in Events, Trends | Leave a comment

Challenge Jan-2019 “Identify Unfriendly Robots”

Posted on January 3, 2019 by jacobfeldman

Our Jan-2019 Challenge asks you to help a cyber police to specify rules that identify if a robot is friendly or unfriendly. The rules can be expressed in terms of any features you can see in robots, such as the shape … Continue reading →

Posted in Business Rules, Challenges, Decision Modeling, Machine Learning | Leave a comment

Notes from DecisionCAMP-2018

Posted on October 5, 2018 by jacobfeldman

This year DecisionCAMP was held in Luxembourg Sep 17-19 as a part of the Logic for AI Summit. It became an important event that attracted experts and practitioners in the business decision management from 14 countries. We had 54 official … Continue reading →

Posted in Events | Leave a comment

Combining DMN and Blockchain

Posted on August 20, 2018 by jacobfeldman

I consider combining DMN and blockchain as a very promising approach for a while. Early this year Edson Tirelli described how DMN decision services can be invoked from smart contracts. And today I read the first paper that addresses the execution of … Continue reading →

Posted in Blockchain, Decision Modeling, DMN | Leave a comment

DecisionCAMP Registration is Open

Posted on July 27, 2018 by jacobfeldman

If you plan to attend DecisionCAMP-2018 you should register now – see the Registration page. The registration fee is EUR 150 and it includes lunches and coffee breaks on September 17, 18, and 19. We highly recommend you to attend … Continue reading →

Posted in Events | Leave a comment

DMN for Clinical Decision Support

Posted on July 7, 2018 by jacobfeldman

Can DMN be used for creating shareable knowledge artifacts for Clinical Decision Support (CDS)? This paper considers different options. “If so, then we can take advantage of many of the DMN tools to author knowledge artifacts and implement CDS services … Continue reading →

Posted in Case Studies, DMN, Uncategorized | Leave a comment

Blockchain: a story of potential, and patience

Posted on June 5, 2018 by jacobfeldman

Today Forrester sent out this email: “Blockchain’s potential is huge, but let’s face it: the technology simply isn’t ready for your business. In 2018, blockchain projects will fall into one of three categories: 1) Pure R&D; 2) Immediate (but small-scale) business benefit ; … Continue reading →

Posted in Blockchain | Leave a comment