WEBINAR Title: Re-imagining business automation: Convergence of decisions, workflow, AI/ML, RPA—vision and futures Time: June 20, 2019, 5:00 p.m. BST (UTC+ 1) Registration https://www.redhat.com/en/events/webinar/re-imagining-business-automation-convergence-decisions-workflow-aiml-rpa%E2%80%94vision-and-futures
Red Hat is organizing a Drools, jBPM and Optaplanner Day in New York and Washington DC later this year to show how business experts and citizen developers can use business processes, decisions and other models to develop modern business applications. September 26, 2017 in New York September 28, 2017 in Washington DC This free full day event will focusRead more →
With the renewed interest in AI the same conversations are starting to come up again, about what is or isn’t AI. My recent discussion was on whether optimisation products, such as OptaPlanner, are considered AI as some considered it more Operations Research (OR). For some background, OptaPlanner started out as a Tabu Solver implementation, butRead more →
RuleML, Web Rules and Reasoning as well as DecisionCamp are all coming together (as well as being collocated with BICOD) this year in London.RuleML+RR home, schedule, registrationDecisionCamp home, schedule, registration Explore that latest AI happenings at RuleML+RR and keep up to date with the latest Decision Model and Notation (DMN) at Decision Camp. When: July 12-14 2017 Where: Birkbeck, UniversityRead more →
Original Link : http://www.c2b2.co.uk/red_hat_brms_and_bpms_roadmap_presentation Featuring Drools, jBPM, OptaPlanner, DashBuilder, UberFire and Errai For our second JBUG this November we’re delighted to welcome back Red Hat Platform Architect, Mark Proctor who will be part of a panel of speakers presenting roadmap talks on each component technology. We’re fortunate to have this opportunity for so many projectRead more →
BPMS and BRMS 6.x put in a lot of foundations, but the UI aspects fell short in a number of areas with regards to maturity and usability. In the last 4 years Red Hat has made considerable investment into the BPMS and BRMS space. Our engineering numbers have tripled, and so have our QE numbers.Read more →
This year the organisers recorded and published all of the talks, and you can ind them all under under the RuleML playlist:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQkz10de_pG8xIi3t_aT0JHzrgkQhlOba
Community member Nicolas Heron, is creating tutorial oriented user guides for Drools and jBPM (Red Hat BRMS and BPMS). He’s focusing on the backends first, but it will eventually cover all the web tooling too, as well as installation and setup.All this work is available from bitbucket, using asciidoc and gitbook (free for public projects),Read more →
This year RuleML 2016 is hosted by Stony Brook University, New York USA. Decision Camp 2016 is co-locating at the same event. I’ll be presenting at DecisionCamp and helping to chair the industrial track at RuleML. Looking forward to seeing everyone there and spending a week immersed in discussions on reasoning systems 🙂 http://2016.ruleml.orghttp://2016.ruleml.org/decisioncamp RuleML Schedule DecisionRead more →
We are working on a number of different usage patterns for multi-core processing. Our first attempt is at fireAllRules batch processing (no rule chaining) of 1000 facts against increasing 12, 48, 192, and 768 rules – one join per rule. The break even point is around 48 rules. Below 48 rules the running time wasRead more →
