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REAL-LIFE CASE STUDY:
Presented by the actual people who undertook them to solve a business or application problem.
MEET THE CHIEF ARCHITECT
Industry challenges—architectural solutions and industry best practices
TOPICAL AREAS OF THE BBC: How business rules/decisions support ...
Business Agility
Operational Excellence
Innovation
Customer Intimacy
Governance
Other ... Tell us about it: (Maximum 100 words)
CORE TOPICS FOR THE BUSINESS RULES FORUM: Areas of central, continuing interest ...
Best Practices / How-To
Harvesting Business Rules
Business Rules in Business Analysis
Business Rules and Requirements
Business Rules across the Development Life Cycle
Defining Concepts and Building Business Vocabularies
Rule Management and Repositories
Measuring ROI
Business Rules/Decisions in Business Architecture
Business Rules/Decisions in Business Transformation
Business Rules/Decisions in Compliance
Business Rules/Decisions in Complex Event Processing (CEP)
Business Rules/Decisions in Legacy Modernization
Using Decision Management Technologies
Applying and Using Business Rule Management Systems (BRMSs)
Building Decision Services
Decision Analysis and Decision Models
Managing Decisions
Decision Tables and Visualization
Business Rules/Decisions in Business Process Management (BPM)
Simplifying Business Process Models
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What Worked, Lessons Learned
Organizational Change
Building the Business Case
Getting Started
Selecting Quick-Win Projects
Facilitated Capture Sessions
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SPECIAL INTEREST AREAS :
Establishing a Business Rules Center of Excellence (COE)
Rule Verification & Validation
Business Rules and Data Quality
Mining Business Rules/Decisions
Using SBVR
Business Rules and the Legal Profession
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