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Enterprise Decision Management Channel
Enterprise decision management (EDM) can be considered a subset of business process management which automates and streamlines transactions and interactions with customers and partners. Organizations apply EDM to high-volume transactions through the creation of business rules and decision trees, which, for example, set thresholds for approval or denial of credit or limit the ability to access information. EDM also requires a strategy for managing exceptions to defined business rules that can include alerts and human intervention. More recently, EDM is supported by the use of predictive analytics that can estimate likely behavior based on a small profile of information and thus shrink complex decision processes.
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Customer data disorder means there is significant variance between information about the customer party in the information entity and the party itself in the real world
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The way in which organizations access enterprise information for analysis has undergone dramatic change.
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This article lays out an approach for managing change successfully.
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Data archiving is a quiet market with significant potential. Given the growth in data volumes and intolerance for response time delays, interest in the capabilities of archiving, retention and restore software is reaching take-off speed.
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Book review of Smart (Enough) Systems by James Taylor and Neil Raden.
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How to Build a Business Rules Engine: Extending Application Functionality Through Metadata EngineeringBy Malcolm Chisholm |
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Business Intelligence in the Digital EconomyBy Mahesh Raisinghani |
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Principles of the Business Rule ApproachBy Ronald G. Ross |






