QuickRules.NET 3.1 Beta 1 is now officially Out!
The Product now has its own minisite with much more product information than before. The fun with web sites is that you can keep on updating them as frequently as you want and that is exactly what I expect to be doing.
The QuickRules.NET Product Mini-Site
http://www.yasutech.com/qrdn
Here are some quick […]

A perfectly valid question, and Karthik Hariharan asks this question and further discusses it here. Here is his argument in effect.
Development teams often have to write custom wrappers for their platform
Mapping English sentences to objects can often become a nightmare that requires a dedicated team of professionals whose sole purpose is to make sure […]

Many authors believe and write about how Business Decisions are just Diamonds in a Process Model. I have made that mistake myself in the past.
But are your Business Decisions just diamonds in your process flow?
Just because some BPM tools make you believe it is, would you settle for something that obviously is not the case.
Are […]

George Van Antwert writes about thinking of BPM as Topware.
And he differentiates between an application that embeds a workflow like an HR Performance Appraisal System, and a system that ties together multiple, potentially disparate systems into one larger deprtment wide or company wide business process(The TopWare).
So, the Topware essentially sits on top of your existing […]

Its been more than a month since I wrote anything on this blog. But, most of this time has been spent working on the new release, QuickRules.NET 3.1.
The website is getting updated now, and should be ready by tomorrow I guess. But here are some screenshots and notes about what is coming in.
The driving theme […]