Abstract
Business rules play a critical role during decision making when executing business processes. Existing modelling techniques for business rules offer modellers guidelines on how to create models that are consistent, complete and syntactically correct. However, modelling guidelines that address manageability in terms of anomalies such as insertion, update and deletion are not widely available. This paper presents a normalisation procedure that provides guidelines for managing and organising business rules. The procedure is evaluated by means of an experiment based on existing case study material. Results show that the procedure is useful for minimising insertion and deletion anomalies.
Recommended Citation
Zoet, Martijn; Ravesteyn, Pascal; and Versendaal, Johan, "A Structured Analysis of Business Rules Representation Languages: Defining a Normalisation Form" (2011). ACIS 2011 Proceedings. 20.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/acis2011/20