- From: Christian de Sainte Marie <csma@ilog.fr>
- Date: Wed, 07 Dec 2005 20:25:22 +0100
- To: public-rif-wg@w3.org
- CC: Daniel Selman <dselman@ilog.fr>, Steve Demuth <sdemuth@ilog.com>, Changhai Ke <cke@ilog.fr>, Colleen McClintock <cmcclintock@ilog.com>
Daniel Selman wrote: > I hope this is not too late… A RIF use scenarios that would be of > interest to our customers: > > > *Import of Business Rules Defined by a Business Partner into ILOG JRules* > > Joe is a business analyst for a company that offers home loans. Before > approving an application for a home loan Joe must ensure that the loan > can be underwritten by one of the major loan underwriting services. The > loan underwriting service has a set of complex business rules that > determine the structure of the data that can be submitted for automated > processing. Previously a significant number of applications were > rejected by the automated underwriting service because they violated > these business rules. To improve the efficiency of his business and > provide faster feedback to his customers Joe downloads the underwriting > service’s validation rules in the Rule Interchange Format. He runs the > “/ILOG JRules RIF Import Wizard/” and maps these RIF business rules onto > his existing JRules elements. JRules creates new business rules in the > rule repository based on the structure of the RIF document. Joe is now > capable of prescreening customer data prior to submitting it to the > underwriting service. Joe subscribes to a mailing list to receive > notifications from the underwriting service when an updated RIF document > is published and will go into effect. Upon receiving a notification Joe > reruns the “/ILOG JRules RIF Import Wizard/” to update his ILOG JRules > business rules. > > > Dan
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