In today's rapidly changing business landscape, companies across sectors as well as federal, state and local governments are working to replace legacy systems and complicated manual processes with automated, flexible, easy-to-use business rules management systems (BRMS).
As more and more business users are choosing BRMS to speed decision-making and drive results, platforms like market leader, Corticon, are setting the pace with new innovations.
Today we released our latest version of Corticon (5.4), here’s what's new:
As Progress Corticon continues to deliver high-quality, high-fidelity, high-performance automated business decisions, organizations benefit from increased agility of decision change processes and the new insights into the connections between individual recurring decisions and business performance. And business analysts are empowered to identify, automate, and deploy business rules and decision systems in collaboration with IT but without the need for expensive custom coding.
We think you will find these enhancements as exciting as we do. To check out Corticon 5.4, you can download it here.
Kevin Foster is Senior Product Marketing Manager at Progress. He is responsible for the go-to-market planning, product marketing and strategy for Progress Corticon Business Unit. Kevin joined Progress in 2013, after 15 years of technology marketing and management experience with various hardware and software vendors.
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