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Developing Decision Services in IBM Operational Decision Manager–I
Code:
WB406G
Duration:
2 Day
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$1735
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This course teaches developers to how to design and develop decision services with IBM Operational Decision Manager 8.11.1.
The course begins with an overview of Operational Decision Manager, which is composed of two main environments: Decision Server for technical users and Decision Center for business users. The course outlines the collaboration between development and business teams during project development. Through hands-on exercises, you learn how to design decision services and implement object models in Rule Designer. You learn how to support business users by setting up the rule authoring environment. And you enable rule testing and simulation so business users can ensure that their rulesets produce the correct outcome. The lab environment for this course uses Windows Server 2019 Standard.
This course is available in the following formats:
Duration: 2 Day
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Delivery Format: Virtual Classroom
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$ 1735 |
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Delivery Format: Virtual Classroom
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$ 1735 |
- Describe the benefits of implementing a decision management solution with Operational Decision Manager
- Identify the key user roles that are involved in designing and developing a decision management solution, and the tasks that are associated with each role
- Describe the development process of building a business rule application and the collaboration between business and development teams
- Set up the Business Object Model (BOM) and vocabulary for rule authoring
- Implement the Execution Object Model (XOM) that enables rule execution
- Orchestrate rule execution through ruleflows
- Author rule artifacts to implement business policies
- Set up and customize rule validation for business users to ensure that rulesets produce the expected outcome
Course introduction
- Unit 1. Introducing IBM Operational Decision Manager
- Exercise 1. Operational Decision Manager in action
- Unit 2. Developing decision services
- Exercise 2. Setting up decision services
- Unit 3. Programming with business rules
- Unit 4. Orchestrating ruleset execution
- Exercise 3. Working with ruleflows
- Unit 5. Developing object models
- Exercise 4. Working with the BOM
- Exercise 5. Refactoring
- Unit 6. Authoring rules
- Exercise 6. Exploring action rules