Decision Management Software Resources

That is a good question. I often get a similar question and I try to compare it to the question of what is the best car. It's the fastest car that can get you from point A to point B quickly, but you can't put things like a wardrobe in it when you're moving. DecisionRules is a software that is certainly not the best software in the world, maybe not the absolute best Rule Engine, BUT in its class it brings great added value to its customers for good money. DecisionRules' strongest point is the speed of changing individual rules or creating new ones, which can be handled by anyone who can at least use a spreadsheet. DecisionRules is the first rule engine that can be operated purely as a cloud-first application. In 5 minutes you can already have a decision rule created and you can consume it via a simple REST API or Kafka. If you want to be in control of your data, it is possible to deploy DecisionRules in your private cloud. DecisionRules has a wide range of uses, but is particularly focused on Credit Scoring, Financial Services, Insurance e-commerce or Logistics. In terms of security, DecisionRules is currently at the top of the industry. Competing similar rules engines have tens or hundreds of vulnerabilities that no one fixes. Transparently, everyone can try our latest version on DockerHub and decide if they want secure software or not. DecisionRules is software that every small, medium and large organization can afford compared to the large and expensive systems of the last century. The entire ecosystem scales according to the current needs of the customer.

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1000minds offers two main functionalities in one great package: decision-making and conjoint analysis. Central to both is the award-winning PAPRIKA method. PAPRIKA presents decision-makers or survey participants with a series of pairwise comparisons of hypothetical alternatives, defined on only two criteria at a time. Each of these pairwise comparisons requires the person to make a trade-off. Through this method, PAPRIKA elicits the preferences of decision-makers and survey participants, which can be viewed and analyzed via a series of charts and graphs. If you entered any particular alternatives you are considering, they will be ranked according to your preferences (in the case of decision-making), or the preferences of survey respondents (in the case of conjoint analysis). For 1000minds decision-making, you can enter costs and other considerations, and weigh these against the alternative scores to find the best “value for money”, e.g. as you allocate a budget. Furthermore, 1000minds supports group decision-making through its voting feature, which encourages discussion and helps build consensus among decision-makers. Learn more about 1000minds’ PAPRIKA method here: https://www.1000minds.com/about/paprika View our YouTube tutorial videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyrnLAdqltH8ryX3RpVc0w

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It is more like an RPA(Robotics Process Automation) tool, using this we will be able to automate the complex business process with a set of modular features available.

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