Rule Management System
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A Rule Management System is a software system that is a business rule system that can support rule management tasks through rule lifecycle administration and rule repository maintenance.
- AKA: Rule Administration System, Business Rule Management System.
- Context:
- It can (typically) store Rule Definitions through rule repositorys and rule databases.
- It can (typically) manage Rule Lifecycles through rule versioning and rule change tracking.
- It can (typically) organize Rule Hierarchys through rule categorization and rule relationship management.
- It can (typically) validate Rule Consistency through rule conflict checking and rule integrity verification.
- It can (typically) enable Rule Deployment through rule activation and rule distribution mechanisms.
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- It can (often) support Rule Authoring through rule editors and rule templates.
- It can (often) provide Rule Testing through rule simulation and rule validation environments.
- It can (often) implement Rule Governance through rule approval workflows and rule access control.
- It can (often) facilitate Rule Analytics through rule performance monitoring and rule usage tracking.
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- It can range from being a Simple Rule Management System to being an Enterprise Rule Management System, depending on its rule management capability.
- It can range from being a Standalone Rule Management System to being an Integrated Rule Management System, depending on its rule system integration level.
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- It can integrate with Business Process Management Systems for rule-driven process automation.
- It can connect to Decision Support Systems for rule-based decision making.
- It can interface with Application Systems for rule execution.
- It can communicate with Analytics Platforms for rule performance analysis.
- It can synchronize with Knowledge Base Systems for rule knowledge sharing.
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- Example(s):
- Domain-Specific Rule Management Systems, such as:
- Contract Rule Management Systems, such as:
- Compliance Rule Management Systems, such as:
- Technology-Based Rule Management Systems, such as:
- AI-Based Rule Management Systems, such as:
- Traditional Rule Management Systems, such as:
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- Domain-Specific Rule Management Systems, such as:
- Counter-Example(s):
- Data Management System, which manages data records rather than business rules.
- Content Management System, which manages document content rather than rule definitions.
- Process Management System, which manages process flows rather than rule logic.
- See: Business Rule, Rule-based Algorithm, Knowledge Base Management System, Rule Engine, Decision Management System.