IBM Operational Decision Manager
Version: 8.9.1
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ODM Version 8.9.1
Published on November 10, 2017 / Updated on February 13, 2019
- Articles
- Capture Automation
- Content Automation
- Decision Automation
- A developerWorks article guide to using ODM with Watson Cognitive services
- Machine Learning scoring and Rule engines in z/OS
- What you can find here
- Best Practices
- Decision Server Insights
- Decision Server Insights – Operational Monitoring
- Effects of Event Distribution on Performance in Solution Design
- If a DSI cluster is unstable try changing the heartbeat policy
- ODM Decision Server Insights – Basic Rule Writing
- ODM Decision Server Insights — Advanced Rule Writing
- ODM Decision Server Insights – Intermediate Rule Writing
- DSI exceptions: Is it a false alarm or something that needs my attention
- ODM on z/OS
- Rule Authoring
- A dozen design tips to improve decision service performance
- A checklist to improve the performance of Decision Center
- 2 Part series on Best Practices for ODM decisions
- Successful ODM Rule Authoring for Business and IT
- Using extenders to make Boolean attributes easy for business users
- A practical guide on using the Decision Center archive repository tool
- Rule Execution Server
- Top ten tips to improve performance of ODM on ESX
- Decision service lifecycle on IBM Cloud Private
- Planning for ODM disaster recovery
- Decision Server Insights
- Business Operations Connect
- ODM Capabilities
- ODM Online Education
- ODM Software Updates
- Recommended Reading on ODM
- Solutions
- Support
- Process Modeling
- Task Automation (RPA)
- IBM Robotic Process Automation with Automation Anywhere
- Combining IBM RPA and IBM Datacap to automate desktop tasks that require data extraction form documents
- Use RPA to complete a BPM activity within an end-to-end business process
- Use BPM to handle exception cases for RPA
- Use ODM to make a decision within a RPA activity
- Use RPA to assist a business user when completing a BPM task
- IBM Digital Business Automation and UiPath Integration
- IBM Digital Business Automation and Blue Prism Integration
- IBM Robotic Process Automation with Automation Anywhere
- Workflow Automation
- What you can find in the Workflow Technical Articles section of the Community
- Workflow Software Updates
- Capabilities & Architecture
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Getting Started
- Good Practices
- High-Quality Processes
- Good practice – Diligently deal with faults when invoking external services
- Good practice – Do not use IBM BPM as a system of record
- Good practice – Ensure the health of your BPMN processes by using the JavaScript loop detector and process monitor
- Good practice – Mark system tasks for deletion when you create them
- Good practice – Turn off auto-tracking in BPDs if it is not required
- Good practice – Use governance processes for snapshot installations
- Good practice – Use IBM BPM Advanced, an enterprise service bus, or both to expose services to your business processes that use BPMN
- Good practice – Use the facade pattern for Advanced Integration services
- Good practice – Use the right process for the job
- Good practice – Use the sync-over-async invocation pattern with caution
- Maintainability
- Methodology
- Good practice – Ensure business processes have a business owner
- Good practice – Plan for and perform non-functional testing
- Good practice – Plan for disaster recovery
- Good-practice resource – Learn about IBM BPM from an expert
- Good-practice resource – Learn about troubleshooting IBM Business Process Manager
- Good-practice resource – Learn how to best use the Process Portal search index
- Good-practice resource – New to IBM BPM? Start with the Hiring tutorial
- Good-practice resource – Read the coaches IBM Redbooks publication
- Good-practice resource – Use the IBM BPM Center of Excellence and Program to Project Redbooks
- Introduction to Macro Design, Part 1
- Good-practice resource – Tune your IBM BPM performance
- Operations
- Performance
- Good practice – Avoid excessive use of server-side JavaScript
- Good practice – Avoid large business objects in a process or service
- Good practice – Avoid multiple sequential system lane activities
- Good practice – Place Process Center near where your Process Designer users are physically located
- Good practice – Purge data regularly
- Good practice – Use efficient SQL statements
- Good practice – Use query tables for BPEL processes
- Security, Topology, Installation, Configuration, and Migration
- Good practice – Plan your release-to-release migration
- Good practice – Specify configuration values in 100Custom.xml
- Good practice – Use an offline process server for production
- Good practice – Use the rolling upgrade option when you update IBM BPM
- Good practice resource – Implementing Disaster Recovery
- Good-practice resource – Implement the appropriate IBM BPM production topology
- Good-practice resource – Secure your IBM BPM environment
- Good-practice resource – Use the IBM Business Process Manager Interactive Installation and Configuration Guide or the Interactive Migration Guide
- Separation of Concerns
- Toolkit Tips
- High-Quality Processes
- Tips & Tricks
- Tutorials
- A tutorial on decisions in process applications: action rules and decision tables
- Hiring Tutorial
- Hiring tutorial: Process requirements
- Hiring tutorial: Model the process
- Hiring tutorial: Create the process application
- Hiring Tutorial: Create the process
- Hiring tutorial: Add activities and events
- Hiring Tutorial: Model teams
- Hiring tutorial: Add sequence flows
- Hiring tutorial: Add event gateways
- Hiring tutorial: Add a timer intermediate event
- Hiring tutorial: Create process variables
- Hiring tutorial: Conduct Playback Zero
- Hiring tutorial: Implement the process
- Hiring Tutorial: Create the user interface
- Hiring Tutorial: Plan the user interface
- Hiring tutorial: Create the coach view for the position request data
- Hiring tutorial: Create the coach view for position data
- Hiring tutorial: Create the coach view for person data
- Hiring tutorial: Create the Create Position Request CSHS client-side human service
- Hiring tutorial: Create the coaches for the Create Position Request CSHS client-side human service
- Hiring tutorial: Complete the flow for the Create Position Request CSHS human service
- Hiring tutorial: Create the GM Approval CSHS client-side human service
- Hiring tutorial: Conduct Playback Two
- Hiring Tutorial: Validating coach data
- Upgrades and Migration
- DBA Platform and Solutions
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