Anticipating the 2009 Business Rules Forum
The annual Business Rules Forum is right around the corner… starting on November 1. For the third year Blue Slate has been invited to share our insights with the attendees. I will have an opportunity to speak about the importance of viewing all data through the lens of a company’s business rules. The title of my talk is, ‘Business Rules in the Integration Tier: The System of Record‘. It is scheduled for Wednesday, November 4 at 2pm (moved from 3:05pm).
I am excited and honored to be given another opportunity to speak at the preeminent conference for business rules. Beyond sharing my thoughts I am looking forward to learning from the many practitioners that will be discussing their insights as well. The variety of experts, topics and industries creates a valuable opportunity for anyone looking to begin or expand the use of rule-based approaches within his or her business.
In addition to the sessions, I highly recommend attending one or more of the “Fun Labs”. They provide an opportunity to use the vendors’ products and get your questions answered. The chance to explore these tools and see the entire process of creating, editing and running rules is powerful.
Read on for details about how this conference provides many great opportunities for learning about the techniques, tools and products that support effective application of rule-centric approaches.
About the Business Rules Forum Conference
**The only conference world-wide with all the vendors under one roof at one time!**
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** Special 10% Conference Discount Courtesy of Blue Slate Solutions ** Use code “9SPDR” when you register See details below |
Have a look at this year’s program. Find out what the excitement is all about!
Download a copy of our new Conference Brochure featuring highlights of this year’s unparalleled event.
Or check out the information online …
2009 List of Speakers and Companies Presenting
2009 Session Abstracts and Speaker Bios
Chaired by …
| Ronald G. Ross
Co-Founder & Principal, Business Rule Solutions, LLC
Just released (Aug, 2009) … The newest edition of Business Rule Concepts, the industry’s seminal handbook. |
3 Great Keynote Speakers at this Year’s Event …
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Jim Sinur, Vice President, Gartner |
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Stephen D. Hendrick, Group Vice President, Application Development & Deployment Research, IDC |
| James Taylor, CEO of Decision Management Solutions |
Besides these great keynotes, this year’s program is truly outstanding with 60+ rich, in-depth sessions to help you bring real agility to your organization. Read on!
The 2009 Program Schedule offers world-class sessions on business rules, decisioning and related technologies. Check out the schedule, speakers and abstracts!
The Fun Labs! Are Back …
Fun Labs Information
Take the vendor’s product on a 2-hour test-drive. Find out what the rules or decisioning technology can really do, and how well it might work for your organization. Use a laptop and facilitated case study provided by the vendor. Demystify the technology! Attendance at a Fun Lab! is included with your registration. Seats are strictly limited for each session to ensure the best hands-on experience for everyone. First come, first served!
Case Studies, Case Studies, Case Studies! Major corporations and government agencies speaking this year include Freddie Mac, Insurance Corporation of British Columbia, Northern California Power Agency, State Farm, Statistics Netherlands and many more!
Learn What You Can Achieve with Business Rules and Decision Automation …
The Forum Conferences are THE place to learn about best practices, proven solutions and new innovations. We bring together companies and experts from diverse industries to share their experiences.
Come to the Forum Conferences to start-up or fine-tune your company’s approach to Decision Automation and Business Rules. Find out what the most experienced practitioners in the world have to say about …
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To Register and Receive Your Discount
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