Please note the change of day to Thursday and of the Venue for this session.
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Thursday, September 16, 2010 -- 5:30 PM Please note the change of day to Thursday and of the Venue for this session. |
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The NJ SPIN is pleased to partner with New Jersey Chapter of the International Institute of Business Analysis (NJIIBA) in a Joint Meeting in September. The Decision Model by Barbara von Halle. of Managing Partner of Knowledge Partners International Abstract: Decades ago, the Relational Model changed the way we perceive and manage data. Now, in 2010, the Decision Model is doing the same for business decisions and rules. Business analysts and business SMEs use it today to represent business logic and rules as a web of normalized Rule Families. For the first time, a business’s logic is explicit with its own unique look-and-feel. Inconsistencies, gaps, and redundancies become obvious. This shift is having a profound effect on certain industries already. The timing is intriguing because Decision Management itself is gaining momentum, according to Harvard Business Review (Tom Davenport, “Make Better Decisions,” HBR, Nov 2009). This presentation is based on the recent book, The Decision Model: A Framework for Business Logic Linking Business and Technology (von Halle and Goldberg, 2009, Taylor & Francis LLC, ISBN 1420082817). Attendees will discover the inherent structure, integrity and normalization principles hidden in business logic and follow the step-by-step creation of a Decision Model using an agile iterative approach. |
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Click here for the bio of Barbara von Halle. |
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Please visit this site again for the PDF version of the presentation.
Please note that we will not be providing printouts of the presentation, so please bring your own copy to the event. For previous SPIN presentations, please visit the Archives section. Raffle will be held for: The Decision Model: A Framework for Business Logic Linking Business and Technology (von Halle and Goldberg, 2009, Taylor & Francis LLC, ISBN 1420082817). |
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The 'Computing, Research, and Education' (CoRE) Building at Rutgers University
96 Frelinghuysen Rd, Piscataway, NJ 08854-8018 Please note that we will be meeting at the Lecture Hall in the CoRE Building. (As you enter the building from the parking lot, pass the elevators to your right and make a right, the hall will be the first room on your left). Click here for Direction. Parking/Permit: Please RSVP to have NJSPIN email the parking permit to you prior to the event. The permit can then be printed on your own and placed on the dashboard of your vehicle before you park. If you do not have the permit upon arrival, we will provide several printouts of the permit at the lobby for the purpose of this event (available on a first-come, first-serve basis). Once permit is obtained and properly displayed, please park in the designated parking lot adjacent to the CoRE Building. |