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What is a business rule?
A business rule typically defines an action based on a corresponding and completed action. For instance, when an account becomes delinquent in an accounting system a business rule can send an email to the account owner requesting payment. Think of business rules as requiring two key parts: 1. What criteria must be met to qualify for a specific business rule (an account has become delinquent based on the last payment received date in the account system) 2. What action must be taken when the business rule criteria is met (when an account becomes delinquent send an email to the account owner requesting the amount owed) Typically, business rules are very specific in nature and can use a waterfall approach to specify the order in which a series of business rules are executed. When X happens, execute business rule Y, then business rule Z. For a more explicit description of business rules visit: http://kellyrshort.com/lpbusinessprocessmgmt.html A common definition of a business rule is: "Business rule is a statement that defines or constrains some aspect of the business. It is intended to assert business structure or to control or influence the behavior of the business. Individual business rules that describe the same facet of an enterprise are usually arranged into business rulesets. Business rules describe the operations, definitions and constraints that apply to an organization in achieving its goals." (Wikipedia.org)
Does workflow design really effect the success of a business?
Yes, workflow design normally does have a positive effect on any business. It is a rule of thumb that to have a written business plan in place, complete with workflow design, short-term and long-term goals, will mean that your business can be a success.
What are the tools used in business process re-engineering?
What type of different tools are used for business process reengineering
In database design what is a business rule?
Very good question! A business rule is just as it states. Lets take a look at a really simple example first; Let say for example a business has a RULE that on its web site when you are filling out a form that the First Name field can only contain 20 characters, that's the rule! In the database you would apply a constraint (some might do this at program level) that permits the First Name field to only contain 20 character. Now business rules typically go MUCH deeper than that. Business rules in an application, or program simply represent constraints or processes that you put in place in order to comply with the rules set out by the business. These rules can be corporate rules or simply limitations, or constraints that yield the appropriat outcome as setup in the scope of work (The technical document that tells you what your program needs to do, how it is to look, how end users are to interact with it, ect). If you need more detail please ask. Jeff
What is meant by the term business services management?
Business service management is a method used to manage business-related IT services. This is mainly used in the fields of information and communications technology.
What type of software is business rule engine?
Business Rules Engines, designed to execute one or more business rules in a runtime environment, are often viewed as a combination between work-flow design and the traditional rule design. The software usually consists of pluggable software components which have been externalized from business rules approached application code.
What is the number of business days per year?
220 is used as a rule of thumb251
How does one remove a closed business from showing up on serach engines?
If you are the owner of the business website, contact the webmasters of the search engines and tell them to remove your business.
What vehicles ONLY use TIMING CHAINS?
There are too many to list. As a rule of thumb, belts are used more often on OHC engines, and rarely on OHV engines. But chains are used on OHC engines, even engines that once used belts. The Honda 2.2 4 cylinder is an example. It used a belt up to 2002. After that is uses a chain. But Every manufacture uses chains and belts. Do you have a particular engine in mind? the 2009 Satun Aura XE
Tming marks for 2002 Nissan Frontier?
It has a belt. The general rule for Nissans is 4 cylinder engines have a timing chain, and 6 cylinder engines have a timing belt. The 2002 Frontier follows this rule. Also note that most Nissan engines are "interference" engines, so follow timing belt service reccomendations.
What is a business rule?
A business rule typically defines an action based on a corresponding and completed action. For instance, when an account becomes delinquent in an accounting system a business rule can send an email to the account owner requesting payment. Think of business rules as requiring two key parts: 1. What criteria must be met to qualify for a specific business rule (an account has become delinquent based on the last payment received date in the account system) 2. What action must be taken when the business rule criteria is met (when an account becomes delinquent send an email to the account owner requesting the amount owed) Typically, business rules are very specific in nature and can use a waterfall approach to specify the order in which a series of business rules are executed. When X happens, execute business rule Y, then business rule Z. For a more explicit description of business rules visit: http://kellyrshort.com/lpbusinessprocessmgmt.html A common definition of a business rule is: "Business rule is a statement that defines or constrains some aspect of the business. It is intended to assert business structure or to control or influence the behavior of the business. Individual business rules that describe the same facet of an enterprise are usually arranged into business rulesets. Business rules describe the operations, definitions and constraints that apply to an organization in achieving its goals." (Wikipedia.org)
What was used to drive the titanic engines?
The engines were powered by boilers
What were the first steam engines used for?
The first steam engines used for pumping water out of mines.
Why jet engines are used at high altitudes?
For thrust. Engines are used to overcome the drag of the airplane.
What does the rule 80-20 mean in business?
You get 80% of your business from 20% of your customers
Does Cummins engines sell auto parts online?
You can purchase Cummins engines online. Check Cummins Diesel Engines And Parts online for further information. This is a great way of doing business.
Where are steam engines most widely used?
I believe steam engines are still widely used in China
