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Ruling the Business : About Business Rules and Decision Tables

Business rules have become a common approach to understanding, specifying and implementing business processes. This new approach adds to the work that has been done in knowledge-based systems technology in such areas as knowledge acquisition, modeling, representation, validation and verification, inferencing, etc. Also, the decision table technique is continuously being used (and rediscovered) in representing and validating the complex business logic to be dealt with in business rules.