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About IBM Decisioning Software
Decisions are at the heart of your business. To stay competitive and meet ever-rising customer expectations in today’s fast-moving digital world, businesses need to make better decisions faster. Advanced analytics combined with business rules can help turn insights into practical, personalized and immediate customer actions that generate measurable business results. IBM offers an integrated suite that helps enable businesses to easily manage the entire lifecycle of decisions.
With IBM decision management solutions, you can:
- Create and manage business logic independently from applications and processes.
- Make decisions with precision, targeting each customer interaction intelligently.
- Give businesses the agility and speed to meet changing demands.
IBM Decisioning Software includes the market leader for comprehensive decision management, IBM Operational Decision Manager; the leading open source decisioning platform, IBM Decision Manager Open Edition (formerly Red Hat Decision Manager) and IBM Automation Decision Services for low-code implementation of decision automation projects.
IBM and DMN
IBM was one of the original submitters of the Decision Model and Notation standard and has been actively involved in every revision. IBM Decision Manager Open Edition fully supports Decision Model and Notation (DMN) to ensure delivery of high-value business logic and decision services that can work across platforms and environments while ensuring the long-term maintainability and interoperability of business rules. In addition, IBM Automation Decision Services brings the core concepts of DMN decision models to a modern, low-code decision automation platform.
We are proud to be part of DecisionAutomation’s DMN On-Ramp Group to promote the DMN standard and accelerate the adoption of effective decision management.

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