Friday, January 26, 2007

What is missing in WWF rules

There is an interesting discussion going on how WWF rules is different from a BRMS solution. Although some comparisions are more related to the comparison with QuickRules.NET, there are quite a few valid points.

The argument list WWF Rules vs. BRMS rules will soon have to be rewritten. Acumen Busines is in the process of providing their tool components for WWF. This will include
  • Rule Repository
  • Rule Validation and Verification
  • Rule Animation
  • Rule Reporting

Stay tuned.

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Ensing said...

Thanks James,

I like your selection requirements lists. I must say the Rule Manager is getting close to the 100% checks. But that is not for me to judge ;)

About the 3rd party BRMS; it is like arguing for another Linux distribution. Competition is good, but the customers benefit will only go for a certain length.

Marco

11:19 AM

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