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Developing Decision Services in IBM Operational Decision...
- CMDBID 1001256
- Course Code WB406G
- Duration 2 Days
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Course content
What you will learn
Overview
The Developing Decision Services in IBM Operational Decision Manager-I WB406G course provides structured training designed to help professionals develop practical capability and recognised skills relevant to modern IT environments. Explore more IBM training here
Audience
This course is designed for developers.
Skills Gained
After completing this course, you should be able to:
- Identify the key user roles that are involved in designing and developing a decision management solution, and the tasks that are associated with each role
- Describe the development process of building a business rule application and the collaboration between business and development teams
- Set up the Business Object Model (BOM) and vocabulary for rule authoring
- Implement the Execution Object Model (XOM) that enables rule execution
- Orchestrate rule execution through ruleflows
- Author rule artifacts to implement business policies
- Set up and customize rule validation for business users to ensure that rulesets produce the expected outcome
Exercises
- Exercise 2. Setting up decision services
- Exercise 3. Working with ruleflows
- Exercise 4. Working with the BOM
- Exercise 5. Refactoring
- Exercise 6. Exploring action rules
- Exercise 7. Authoring action rules
- Exercise 8. Authoring decision tables
- Exercise 9. Enabling rule validation
Prerequisites
Before taking this course, you should have:
- Experience with the Java programming language and object-oriented concepts
Outline
- Course introduction
- Unit 2. Developing decision services
- Exercise 2. Setting up decision services
- Unit 3. Programming with business rules
- Unit 4. Orchestrating ruleset execution
- Exercise 3. Working with ruleflows
- Unit 5. Developing object models
- Exercise 4. Working with the BOM
- Exercise 5. Refactoring
- Unit 6. Authoring rules
- Exercise 6. Exploring action rules
- Exercise 7. Authoring action rules
- Exercise 8. Authoring decision tables
- Unit 7. Enabling tests and simulations
- Exercise 9. Enabling rule validation
- Course summary
Certification
Some courses may support vendor certification exams or digital badges. Exam availability depends on the specific programme and vendor requirements.
Is Developing Decision Services in IBM Operational Decision Manager-I WB406G right for me?
This course is for learners who want structured, expert-led training in professional development with practical workplace outcomes.
What will I learn on Developing Decision Services in IBM Operational Decision Manager-I WB406G?
You will build practical professional development skills, understand key concepts and apply the course outcomes in real workplace scenarios.
Does Developing Decision Services in IBM Operational Decision Manager-I WB406G include exam preparation?
Yes, this course supports certification or exam preparation where included in the selected delivery option.
What should I do after Developing Decision Services in IBM Operational Decision Manager-I WB406G?
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