IBM Operational Decision Manager V8.7.1 delivers new capabilities that further enhance the business user experience, simplify platform operations, and enhance performance.
IBM Operational Decision Manager (IBM ODM) V8.7.1 provides new capabilities that further enhance the business user experience, simplify platform operations, and enhance performance. Version 8.7.1 delivers:
- New capabilities for Decision Server Insights including:
- Easier testing of solutions without programming
- Enhanced capabilities in the Insight Inspector
- Usability enhancements in the Insight Designer
- Improved performance
- Support for local languages to define business rules
- Additional platform and operating system support
- New capabilities for Decision Center and Decision Server Rules including:
- Simpler deployment operations with Execution Object Model (XOM) management now available in Decision Center
- Easier and dynamic management of user roles
- Improved change management and governance
- Improved user experience in the Business Console
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