Let's be blunt: If your ambitions as a developer are limited to shuttling data between screens and databases, you may never need a rules engine. If, however, you are handling higher order, complex, business logic and decisioning .......
Would skills in BRE (Business Rules Engine) technology give you, and/or your employer, an advantage in the marketplace ?
You'd like to know, if it would !
No one knows until they try it out in a real business application, and the members of our group are spending this year learning to do that very thing.
Join us, and help us try out our new "Proof of Concept" level BRE Certification Program.
In 2009, Dallas Rules Group is attempting to recruit and certifiy 10 to 25 programmers for proficiency in BRE at a "Proof of Concept" level.
As a result, 2010 may see Dallas based corporations adopt a BRE for one of their internal applications.
What's In It For Me ?
The externalization of complex sets of if-then statements into a Business Rules Engine often confers a competitive advantage to the hosting application, to it's corporate owner, and sometimes to the developers at it's core design.
The members of the Dallas Rules Group extending their skills into this area, increasing their marketability.
What's Cool About The Rules Group ?
What's cool is that we have so many guys that are vitally interested and involved in the rules industry, from ORF / KE level rules veterans on down.
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