RuM el primer conjunto de herramientas completo para la minería de reglas (Rule Mining)

RuM, una aplicación novedosa para la minería de reglas realizada por Anti Alman, Karl Balder, Claudio Di Ciccio, Dominik Haas, Jan Mendling, Alexander Nolte y Han van der Aa. La novedad de RuM se centra en ser la primera plataforma de software diseñada de forma nativa para analizar modelos de procesos declarativos y basados ​​en reglas. RuM proporciona un conjunto completo de herramientas de minería de procesos declarativos en un solo paquete unificado que es fácil de usar tanto para principiantes como para expertos en minería de procesos (Process Mining). 

RuM se basa en el lenguaje de modelado de procesos Declare, que a pesar que Declare puede resultar engorroso en muchas situaciones, con RuM  no se requiere experiencia previa con Declare para comenzar a usarlo. La ventaja de los lenguajes declarativos de modelado de procesos es ser especialmente adecuados para modelar procesos de negocio impredecibles y poco estructurados. 

Las técnicas de minería de procesos proporcionadas en RuM se basan en gran medida en el uso de modelos Declare expresados ​​en lenguaje natural, que tiene el potencial de mitigar las barreras del sesgo del lenguaje. La aplicación ha sido evaluada mediante la realización de una evaluación de usuario cualitativa con ocho analistas de procesos. 

Las principales funcionalidades de RuM son: descubrimiento de procesos, verificación de conformidad, generación de registros y editor de modelos. Funcionalidades que se explican en el artículo "Rule Mining with RuM" de Anti Alman, Claudio Di Ciccio, Dominik Haas, Fabrizio Maria Maggi, Alexander Nolte  disponible en  https://rulemining.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/RuM.pdf

RuM está disponible públicamente en: https://rulemining.org/

RuM Tutorial disponible en https://rulemining.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/RuM_tutorial_ICPM2020.pdf

 

Call for Papers: Business Rules in Action (Abstract deadline: Tuesday July 16, 2019)

Call for Papers

Business Rules in Action (working title)

This new book will be launched in October/November timeframe in advance of the Building Business Capability (BBC) event in Ft Lauderdale. 

Share your expertise and knowledge...

We invite submissions of papers (each will become individual chapters in the new book) that present innovative views on Business Rules.  This peer-curated selection will include business issues, guidance, technology solutions, research and more. 

All we require at this time is an abstract describing your intended paper. See submission form here.

Help our target corporate business reader to understand the meaning and impact of Business Rules within a variety of applications or scenarios such as:

• Describe typical situation attributes or corporate attitudes associated with successful and/or unsuccessful implementations (examples with or without redacted identity)
• Why and how to use a rules-based approach to validate, transform, recalculate, and remediate complex applications
• The art of managing rules and terminology in a consistent, business-friendly, and shareable way
• How to use rules engine to achieve uniformity, consistency, continuous monitoring, transparency, flexibility, forecasting etc.
• What are some of the key technologies and vendors and implementers in this ecosystem?
• How will this market evolve over the next five years?
• Using robots (RPA) to follow a specific set of business rules in a software application
• What about the human side?  What is the outlook for the impact on jobs?  What is the impact on large corporate HR?  What is the impact on society and culture?

Up to ten of the top-rated papers will be selected for print publication (physical size limitations) with the possibility that further highly rated submissions will be published in an extended size digital edition (in PDF and Kindle formats).

There is no fee to contribute a paper and you may submit abstracts with or without co-authors (no more than four co-authors total).

The participating authors (and their organizations) receive worldwide recognition for their respective roles as industry leaders and subject-matter authorities at the forefront of business process technology, its growth, evolution and implementation.

DEADLINES

Abstract deadline: Tuesday July 16, 2019
Review Committee Decision: Friday August 2, 2019
Final Deadline for Completed Papers: Friday, August 30, 2019
Book Launch: October - November 2019

This book will include the winning case studies from 2018 Business Rules Excellence Awards: (BREA)

Now OPEN for 2019 Entries.

• CDC Immunization Information Systems Support Branch (IISSB), USA, nominated by CDC
• California Bank, USA nominated by OpenRules, Inc
• Deloitte Ltd, New Zealand, nominated by IDIOM Limited
• Dutch Road Authorities, The Netherlands, nominated by Lab for Intelligent Business Rules Technology
• IBM Global Sales Incentives, USA, nominated by IBM
• KPN, The Netherlands, nominated by AuraPortal
• MMG Insurance, USA, nominated by EA Department, MMG
• PowerHealth Solutions, Australia, nominated by IDIOM Limited
• Rabobank, The Netherlands, nominated by Oracle
• United Services Automobile Association (USAA), USA, nominated by USAA

If you are interested in contributing a chapter, please complete the form HERE with a brief abstract. 

The criteria include:

• Clarity of abstract description
• Interesting and relevant topic
• New approach, concept or technology
• Applicability in real world vs theory
• Industry standard implication or implementation

Product or corporate promotional papers will not be accepted. This is not an advertising medium.

SOURCE: Future Strategies Inc

Bibliography about Decision Management, Decision Modeling Notation (DMN) and Business Rules Management Systems (BRMS)

Here a list of books about Decision Management, Decision Modeling Notation (DMN) and Business Rules Management Systems (BRMS):

·         Berstel-Da Silva, B. (2016) Verification of Business Rules Programs. Springer

·         Blokdyk, G. (2017)  Business Rule Engines BRE: Professional Edition. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform 

·         Blokdyk, G. (2017)  Business Rule Management Systems Complete Self-Assessment Guide. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

·         Boyer, J. y Mili, H. (2011) Agile Business Rule Development: Process, Architecture, and JRules Examples. Springer  

·         Chisholm, M. (2003) How to Build a Business Rules Engine: Extending Application Functionality through Metadata Engineering. The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Data Management Systems
·         Crags,S. y Safron, B. (2014) Gestión de Decisiones Operacionales para Dummies. John Wiley & Sons. Edición limitada para IBM.
·         Crags,S. y Safron, B. (2014) Operational Decision Management for Dummies. John Wiley & Sons. Limited Edition for IBM.

·         Date,C.J. (2000) What Not How: The Business Rules Approach to Application Development. Addison-Wesley Educational Publishers Inc

·         Debevoise, T. (2007) Business Process Management with a Business Rules Approach: Implementing the Service Oriented Architecture. BookSurge Publishing

·         Graham, I. (2006) Business Rules Management and Service Oriented Architecture: A Pattern Language.Wiley; 1 edition

·         Halle,V. (2001) Business Rules Applied. John Wiley & Sons; 1 edition

·         Halle V.  y Goldberg, L.(2006) The Business Rule Revolution. Running Business the Right Way.  Barbara von Halle Larry Goldberg.

·         Herbst, H. (2013) Business Rule-Oriented Conceptual Modeling. Springer
·         Jones,D. (2014) Decision Making for Dummies. John Wiley & Sons. 

·         McComb,D. y Hendler,J. (2003) Semantics in Business Systems: The Savvy Manager's Guide: the Discipline Underlying Web Services, Business Rules and the Semantic Web (The Savvy Manager's Guides). Morgan Kaufmann

·         Morgan,T. (2002) Business Rules and Information Systems: Aligning IT with Business Goals. Addison-Wesley Professional
·         Nalepa,G.J. (2017) Modeling with Rules Using Semantic Knowledge Engineering. Intelligent Systems Reference Library, Springer.

·         Roebuck, K. ( ) BRMS Business Rule Management Systems. Tebbo.

·         Ross, R.G. y Lam, G.S.W. (2015) Building Business Solutions: Business Analysis with Business Rules. 2nd.Edition. Business Rule Solutions Inc

·         Ross,R.G. (2003) Principles of the Business Rule Approach. Addison Wesley; 01 edition 

·         Ross, R.G. (2013) Business Rule Concepts: Getting to the Point of Knowledge. Business Rule Solutions, LLC  

·         Ross,R.G. (1994) The Business Rule Book: Classifying, Defining and Modeling Rules, Version 4.0. Batus. 

·         Taylor, J. (2011) Decision Management Systems: A Practical Guide to Using Business Rules and Predictive Analytics. IBM Press

·         Witt, G. (2012) Writing Effective Business Rules. Morgan Kaufmann

DMN

·         Debvoise, T., Taylor, J., Sinur, J. y Geneva, R. (2014) The MicroGuide to Process and Decision Modeling in BPMN/DMN: Building More Effective Processes by Integrating Process Modeling with Decision Modeling.  CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform.

·         Feldman, J. (2017) DMN in Action with OpenRules: A Practical Guide for Development of Business Rules and Decision Management Applications using Decision Model and ... and OpenRules (Business Decision Modeling). Independently published 

·         Silver,B. y Sayles,A. (2016) DMN Method and Style: The Practitioner's Guide to Decision Modeling with Business Rules. Cody-Cassidy Press

·         Taylor,J., Purchase, J. y Soley, R. (2016) Real-World Decision Modeling with DMN. Meghan-Kiffer Press

VENDORS

·         Albrecht, T. y Ziegler, C. (2010) BRFplus - Business Rule Management for ABAP Applications. SAP Press

·         Aliverti, E., De Maio, M. y Salatino, M. (2016) Mastering Jboss Drools 6. Packt Publishing.

·         Amador, L. (2012) Drools Developer's Cookbook. Packt Publishing

·         Ary, J. (2013) Instant Drools Starter.  Packt Publishing

·         Bali, M. (2013) Drools JBoss Rules 5.X Developer's Guide.Packt Publishing

·         Browne, P. (2009) Jboss Drools Business Rules. Packt Publishing

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