This wizard helps you capturing business rules for Decision Modeling in a unified format and centralized location.
In the Decision Model, a business process or a function might include a family (or families) of business rules, where decisions are made.
The illustration below provides an example of a business process with a decision model, rule families and rules.
Rules represent business logic of the decisions related to business functions, data validation or transformation.
Some rules might be reused in multiple places.
With the following link you can:
List existing and add more rules and rule families |
Data Mapping Rules
Why do we focus on Business Rules?
Rule-based approach allows business to move from idea to a working application faster and cheaper.
Once rules are defined in a precise and consistent way, they can be automatically transformed into code, saving development time.
To get there, we'll need to transition from the world of data islands to linked and living knowledge, where information is semantically-rich,
relationships between data, process and system components are exposed, and updates are allowed and encouraged.
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