⛔Do not use proprietary language for business decisions and business rule modeling and execution.
DMN, or Decision Model and Notation, is an open-standard modeling notation for business decisions and rules.
The best parts of using DMN are:
* no vendor locked in
* leveraging best practices from years of experience of practitioners
* interoperability of using and sharing decision models in other systems and processes
One of the geniuses of DMN is that it separates “what” from “how” by using a decision modeling diagram called a Decision Requirements Diagram (DRD).
In the DRD, you define the decision scenario without drilling down to too many details, including the data input, business knowledge, and other decisions and sources.
💣DMN should become the go-to modeling for decisions and rules you need to have, but here is what you also need along with DMN:
* data and services integration
* orchestration for systems, processes, #ai agents and humans
* integration with other decision logic such as #machinelearning and #optimization
Additionally, in many scenarios DMN lacks the flexibility for dynamic decisions. For instance, situation-aware decisions require swapping in and out decision nodes on the fly based on different circumstances.
🚀By innovating on top of DMN as the core foundation and adding some advanced decisioning capabilities you can address all of business decisions in your organization’s without relying on proprietary notation and language yet adding a dynamic behaviour to the DMN standard to support dynamic and complex decision making scenarios.
Learn more about DMN at What is decision model and notation.
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Published July 8th, 2024 at 07:30 am
