I've seen much talk on the internet about advancement of Rules Engines and Business Rules Management Systems (BRMS). As you can imagine there are Open Source options for Rules Engines and business rules systems. It seems the top players in Rules Engines are written mostly in the Java programming language which fairly recently was made Open Source by Sun Microsystems. Yet with Open Source software the possibilties could be endless with the tools used to develop Rules Engines.
Some of the top Open Source players in the Rules Engine business include:
Drools
OpenRules
JRulesEngine
The interesting thing about Rules Engines and Business Rules Management Systems is they most invariably use a rules repository. This repository could be setup on a client/server network which is very easy to setup with the Open Source Linux operating system.
For another resource, Business Review Online's Open Source Blog had a review last year of the Top 10 Best Open Source Rules Engines.
Now I have to admit that I am fairly new to BRMS and Rules Engines. I tend to deal more with the modelling and decision support systems of the Rules Engines. I would love to learn more about this area.
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I appreciate the focus on the skills involved in using Rules Engines and Business Rules Management Systems! Mastering these tools is no small feat; learning and effectively applying them in a business requires a lot of time and effort. I remember when I was starting my startup and had to work extensively with these tools. It was so demanding that I struggled to keep up with other commitments, including my assignments, which led me to seek assignment assistance in London to stay on track.
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