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Key Benefits of Intelligent Process Automation

  Organizations are under constant pressure to increase productivity, widen profit margins, and do more with less. But to achieve these goals, organizations need the right tools and resources in place—and it all starts with intelligent …

Can Decisions Scale?

  This question comes up quite frequently and the short answer is yes - absolutely. To get to the underlying concern behind the question though takes a bit more explanation. It’s a topic we love to …

Decisions Days 2019 (Nov 4th – 8th)

  Simply by reading this blog post you are cordially invited to our first annual Decisions Days event in New York City. Pretty cool huh? We have extended our typical 3-day training event to include two …

When the Fourth Option is the Best Option

  I have often joked that when clients purchase DECISIONS that we were their fourth option. There’s quite a bit of truth in this though. So, with that said, what would be options 1, 2 and …

Refactoring an Application – Beginning with Rules

  We’ve all been there. You have a legacy application that has slowly morphed over time, showing increasing signs of complexity, and has finally hit the breaking point. Each subsequent change seems to take forever and …

Do You Need a Business Rules Engine?

  Since you are reading this blog post, it’s likely that you already know what a rules engine is. For those that don’t, a rule engine separates business logic from an application and exposes that logic …

Decisions Helps NYC Dept of Social Services & National Cancer Institute Match Resources to People in Need

  Companies today are laser-focused on things like growing market share, ensuring customer satisfaction, increasing profit margins, enhancing product functionality, and maintaining customer retention. These are all important facets to running a successful business, and Decisions …

Recognizing (too much) Complexity

  I recently purchased a book that I would highly recommend to anyone building software. It’s titled “A Philosophy of Software Design” by John Ousterhout and I plan to write blog posts for the next month …

Data Validation with Rule Sets

  Garbage in, garbage out was first uttered by an IBM employee back in 1965 and this computer science term is just as valid today as it was nearly 55 years ago. In fact, we are …

Why your ERP system needs Workflow

  I talk regularly with clients who have invested heavily in expensive ERP systems but are not satisfied with the level of automation they have been able to achieve. I can totally relate to this, as …

Decisions User Interface Options

  When it comes to user interface (UI) design - opinions can be strong. This is particularly true when your application is customer facing. And like most things in Decisions, there is more than one way …

Thinking about AI and Rules

  There was a very interesting article this past week in New Scientist magazine titled “The best image-recognition AI’s are fooled by slightly rotated images.” Do read the whole thing. This article touches on one of …

Coming in Version 6 – Docker Container Support

  We are continuing to shake down our Version 6 release and it is undergoing final QA testing while I write this blog post. One of the key features in this release is the support for …

RPA and/or BPM?

  RPA is all the rage at the moment and not a day goes by where I don’t hear that a prospective client is investigating RPA tools. I have to take my hat off to the …

Optimize Your Supply Chain with Decisions

  Given the flexible nature of Decisions, our customers have used our platform for a whole range of different use cases across many different industries.  One area that is growing in use, is Supply Chain Management.  …

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