Posts Tagged ‘InRule’

21st November 2008

The small impact of business rules on the big players

Jim Sinur brought up an interesting point today when he blogged IBM, Microsoft, Oracle and SAP have bought Business Rule Technology. What’s up with that? The big players seem to be toying with business rules - there’s plenty of activity but not much understanding or commitment.

SAP bought Yasu but until recently did not show much [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Business Rules | 3 Comments

28th July 2008

First thoughts on the IBM/ILOG announcement

I got a chance to speak with ILOG today and do some thinking so it’s time to write more about the IBM and ILOG announcement. As it is an acquisition of one publicly traded company by another neither company can legally say very much. As a result I, like everyone else, have a bunch of [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Business Process Management, Business Rules, Decision Management, Event Processing, Optimization, Product News, SOA | 13 Comments

21st April 2008

First Look - InRule Technology

A couple of weeks ago I got an update from the folks at InRule. InRule was founded in 2002 in Chicago and has 100+ customers. Their focus, like most business rules vendors, is on dynamic decisioning and process agility. They estimate that nearly half their prospective customers are also doing BPM not just rules. InRule [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Business Agility, Business Process Management, Business Rules, Product News | 3 Comments