InRule Technology

InRule Technology
Industry Software
Founded 2002 (2002) in Chicago, United States
Founder Rik Chomko, Loren Goodman
Products InRule

InRule Technology is a software company that offers Business Rule Management System (BRMS) enterprise software products designed to author, manage and leverage business rules and complex decision logic. The company’s software tools and services enable subject matter experts to express their intent and configure the behavior of .NET architectures [1] and applications without programming effort.[2] InRule is the only BRMS Certified for Microsoft Dynamics CRM.[3] InRule Technology’s products include InRule and InRule for Microsoft Dynamics CRM.[4]

History

InRule Technology’s Chief Executive Officer Rik Chomko and Chief Technology Officer Loren Goodman began exploring the concept of building configurable applications in 1997. That process evolved into giving subject matter experts the ability to modify calculations, logic and other aspects of their applications without coding effort and developer involvement.[5] Chomko and Goodman founded InRule Technology in Chicago in 2002. Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board Paul Hessinger joined InRule Technology in 2004 and served through 2015. The company partners with companies in several markets, including financial services, public sector,[6] healthcare,[7] insurance[8] and others.

In 2007, InRule Technology became a charter member of the Microsoft Business Process Alliance.[9]

Products

December 10, 2002, InRule Technology released its first software product, InRule. InRule included a rule engine enabling business users to control the decision logic that supports their core decisions and event processing.

Most recently, InRule Technology released InRule 4.6. The new version offers deployment of InRule through REST services and allows REST services to be called from InRule.[10] This enables access to data exposed as a REST service and to package up a rule service for RESTful access. The product launch reflects the move of the company’s core audience to use a broader array of technologies despite a focus on .Net.

The software architecture includes multiple components, including irAuthor, the primary authoring tool for creating and maintaining rules; irVerify, a real-time test environment to run and debug rule applications; and irSDK, a set of APIs that allows developers to integrate inRule into their applications. Additionally, irSOA allows users to access the InRule rule engine as a service.[4] On October 29, 2012, InRule Technology launched InRule for Microsoft Dynamics CRM, which is the first, and to date only, Business Rule Management System Certified for Microsoft Dynamics CRM[11] The program provides components to enable creation and update of rules within Microsoft Dynamics CRM, InRule for Microsoft Dynamics CRM provides a platform for shops that prefer to work with Microsoft’s platforms.[12]

Other BRMS Vendors

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References

  1. 1 2 Rymer, John. Gualtieri, Mike. Market Overview: Business Rules Platforms 2011. Forrester, 2011, p.6
  2. ↑ Rymer, John. Gualtieri, Mike. The Forrester Wave: Business Rules Platforms, Q2 2008. Forrester, 2008, p.15
  3. ↑ Pinpoint.Microsoft.com. 2012.
  4. 1 2 3 Holloway, Simon. Business Rules Management in the Microsoft Business Process Alliance. Bloor Research, 2007.
  5. ↑ IllinoisTech.org. ITA Spotlight: InRule Technology. 2013.
  6. ↑ Online Sunshine. State of Florida Agency for Health Care Admisistration: Modernization Using a Business Rules Management System. December, 2012
  7. ↑ Microsoft.com/casestudies.com. Access MediQuip: Medical Implant Device Management Solution Provider Cuts Costs, Increases Business Volume. 2010
  8. ↑ O'Donnell, Anthony. Insurance & Technology. West Bend Mutual’s SOA-Based Underwriting System Drives Flexibility and Increased Revenue
  9. ↑ Taylor, James. James Taylor on Everything Decision Management. First Look – InRule Technology. 2008.
  10. ↑ Taylor, James. James Taylor on Everything Decision Management. . 2014
  11. ↑ Boucher Ferguson, Renee. Microsoft Forms Business Process Alliance, Develops BPM Roadmap. EWeek.com, 2007.
  12. ↑ Ramachandran, Mani. Product Review: InRule for Microsoft Dynamics CRM. Microsoft Dynamics CRM Community, 2013

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