Ken Molay is director of Blaze Advisor product evangelism at Fair, Isaac and Company. Ken is responsible for informing and educating companies about the implementation benefits and applications of rules-management technology across industries. He works closely with customers to understand and promote their use of rules-based business decision software for efficiency, consistency, and control of business operations.
WSJ readers are already familiar with the concept and promise of Web
services. For some time, media and industry analysts have been touting the
revolution about to occur in the programming world as a result of universally
accessible, reusable code that can be assembled to accomplish any business
task.
Some of the claims are rightly looked on as hype, but there's an underlying
solidity to the Web services model that makes it a compelling approach to
software development. This article examines the interplay between Web
services and a similar programming paradigm: business-rules management. There
are many overlaps between business-rules management and Web services, but the
former has been successfully implemented in far more real-world business
applications. A look at the... (more)
In May and July of 2000, Java Developer's Journal (Vol. 5, issues 5 and 7)
ran a two-part article on how business rules can be implemented in Java. To
recap, business rules are a formalized representation of the policies,
practices, and procedures of an organization, describing how business should
be conducted under any particular set of conditions. Business rules aren't a
programming co... (more)
Ken Molay is director of Blaze Advisor product evangelism at Fair, Isaac and Company. Ken is responsible for informing and educating companies about the implementation benefits and applications of rules-management technology across industries. He works closely with customers to understand and promote their use of rules-based business decision software for efficiency, consistency, and control of business operations.
Keith Bergelt
Gaurav Mantri
Aditya Banerjee
John Karamitsos
Kaj van de Loo
Bob Little
Alois Reitbauer
Chris Schin
Richard Gordon
Anil Parambath
