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The Business Rule Book, Second Edition 1997 (Classifying, Defining and Modeling Rules)
Paperback: 400 pages.
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About The Business Rule Book ...Business rules represent a radically new approach to expressing user requirements. Based on data models, they take non-procedurality to a level never seen before. They will revolutionize analysis and design techniques for business database systems. The Business Rule Book introduces Ross Method, a graphic technique for expressing business policies and practices directly in rigorous fashion. More than simply a collection of functions or processes to execute, it views a business as a collection of rules. Its ultimate goal is to make turning these rules on or off as easy as flipping light switches. At the heart of the Ross Method is a classification of business rules, called the Chart Of Atomic Rule Types. In the new chemistry of information systems, these atomic rules types are formed easily into powerful compounds to represent more complex user requirements. Ross Method shows how. This in-depth comprehensive publication is considered the industry's definitive source for understanding and classifying rules and is regarded as the definitive source for understanding and classifying rules. The Business Rule Book contains the most in-depth explanation of rule concepts available in the industry today and introduces a comprehensive technique of analysis and modeling. The book includes more than 500 illustrated examples. The Business Rule Approach represents a major paradigm shift in business system design and development. Employing a business-driven approach, the use of business rules has been proven to enhance the effectiveness, flexibility, and efficiency of business systems. The technology is appropriate for any kind of organization, and is especially well suited for development in the rapidly expanding Web services industry. 
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