It was at the bpmNEXT conference three years ago that I was persuaded to start the DMN TCK group to strengthen the DMN standards effort. It has turned out better, and accomplished more than I imagined.
DMN TCK – Three Years Later
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What if the new Standard breaks the old tests?
Would you release a product to the public before you run the tests? Whether you are manufacturing, or software, or agriculture, or anything, if you have a set of tests, you would run the tests before providing the final product to the pubic. Makes sense, right? The world of technology standards is different. Continue reading
Joining the DMN TCK
The DMN TCK is a group of people united around a single desire: we want to see DMN succeed as a decision modeling paradigm. We want it to really work, and not simply be another passing fad. We want transparency of what the particular implementations can and can’t do, and we want an independent way to verify vendor claims. Do you have a vested interest in DMN? Maybe you should consider joining the TCK team to reduce your risk, and to assure the success of the DMN marketplace. Continue reading
Update on DMN TCK
Last year we started the Decision Model & Notation Technical Compatibility Kit (DMN-TCK) working group. A lot has happened since the last time I wrote about this, so let me give you an update. Continue reading
Initial DMN Test Results
The initial Decision Model Notation TCK test results are in! The web site is up showing the results from three vendors. Continue reading
XWand Cloud for Financial Data Exchange
Fujitsu is announcing today XWand Cloud, a new online server for financial information exchange. What is it? Why is it important? Continue reading
Assistants Transform Data, Synchronize as Well
In previous post I introduce a scenario for cooperation between doctors, and show that a personal assistant is a good way to connect those in real time. Here are some additional details that we should consider more carefully. Continue reading
Disable Autorun … now
After installing Windows, I always disable all of the auto-run features on all of the drives. This one action alone will protect you from half of the malware out there. Continue reading
How FIBO will clean up Finance
Dennis Wisnosky is working to save the financial industry and the economy. He gave a keynote on the second day of the iBPMS Expo 2013 in Chicago and touched on the Financial Industry Business Ontology (FIBO) and what that will mean. Continue reading
Registering Again … (Sigh)
The bane of social networking sites is the need to register one more username, one more password, and once more to fill in some sharable details. That is sooooo 2008. I am registering with a conference so I can select interesting presentations, and reminded once again how much I hate registering for sites. Continue reading
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