Integrating Decision Intelligence and Business Rules Management for Enterprise Applications
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15662/IJRAI.2024.0703009Keywords:
Decision Intelligence, Business Rules Management System, Enterprise Applications, Artificial Intelligence, Decision Support SystemsAbstract
Decision-making is a critical component of enterprise applications, influencing operational efficiency, business performance, and strategic outcomes. With the increasing complexity of business environments and the growth of data-driven processes, traditional decision-making approaches are no longer sufficient. Decision Intelligence (DI) has emerged as an advanced paradigm that combines data analytics, artificial intelligence, and decision modeling to support intelligent and automated decision-making. At the same time, Business Rules Management Systems (BRMS) provide a structured approach to defining, managing, and executing business rules within enterprise systems. This paper presents an integrated framework that combines Decision Intelligence and BRMS to enhance enterprise decision-making capabilities. The proposed system leverages data analytics, machine learning techniques, and rule-based logic to provide accurate, consistent, and scalable decision support. The architecture, methodology, and implementation aspects of the integrated system are discussed in detail. Experimental evaluation demonstrates improved decision accuracy, flexibility, and efficiency compared to standalone systems. The study highlights the potential of combining DI and BRMS to enable intelligent, adaptive, and automated enterprise applications [1], [3], [5].
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