DMN Method and Style

Autorentext

Bruce Silver is Principal at Bruce Silver Associates, provider of consulting and training in business decision management and business process management. Through BPMessentials.com and methodandstyle.com, he is the leading provider of BPMN and DMN training and certification worldwide, with well over 4000 students trained using the Method and Style approach. His book DMN Method and Style provides a business-oriented introduction to decision modeling with DMN. His book BPMN Method and Style, second edition with translations in German, Japanese, and Spanish, is considered the definitive standard on BPMN. He served on the BPMN 2.0 task force in OMG and currently serves on the DMN Revision Task Force. He was also a founder of the DMN TCK working group. In addition, he is founder and co-host of bpmNEXT, an annual conference showcasing the latest developments in business process and decision management technologies. Previously he was Vice President and Service Director for workflow and document management at the analyst firm BIS Strategic Decisions, now part of Forrester Research. He has Bachelor and PhD degrees in Physics from Princeton and MIT, and holds four US Patents in electronic imaging. To contact him, email bruce@brsilver.com.

Klappentext

DMN is the standard for model-based decision automation. Using standardized diagrams and tables together with the Low-Code expression language FEEL, DMN empowers both business and technical users to decompose complex decision logic into transparent and easily maintained models that can be instantly deployed as executable REST services. Moreover, it is a vendor-neutral standard maintained by the Object Management Group, so models behave the same in any compliant tool. Using a combination of logic decomposition diagrams (DRDs), standard tabular formats (boxed expressions), and the Low-Code expression language FEEL, DMN allows subject matter experts to automate the operational decisions that drive the business. More powerful and business-friendly than Microsoft Power FX, DMN is used by both business and technical modelers to create, test, and deploy cloud-based decision services. This book provides a comprehensive guide to the language, completely revised from the 2nd edition, and updated to the current draft DMN 1.6 version. It includes many practical examples, with 271 diagrams and tables. Part I is the business-oriented Guide to Decision Modeling, explaining the creation and use of Decision Requirements Diagrams, decision tables, and all the tabular boxed expression types, as well as a deep dive into all the FEEL functions and operators. Part II is the more technically oriented DMN Cookbook (formerly a separate book), updated to DMN 1.5/1.6, with solutions to over 40 modeling challenges.