Red Hat Launches JBoss Enterprise BRMS

Red Hat, Inc., a provider of open source solutions, announced the availability of JBoss Enterprise Business Rules Management System (BRMS), an open source business rules solution that enables business policy and rules development, access, and management.

Red Hat said that JBoss Enterprise BRMS allows customers to reduce development time to update applications and processes with the latest business rules and policies. Automating business decisions with JBoss Enterprise BRMS can help a business to run faster and enable business process stakeholders the ability to implement change, the company added.

"In today's economic environment businesses must be able to quickly adapt and respond to regulations, customer trends, opportunities and threats," said Craig Muzilla, vice president, Middleware Business Unit, Red Hat. "JBoss Enterprise BRMS is designed to give our customers a competitive advantage in the marketplace by helping them increase revenue, offer relevant products and services faster and improve customer satisfaction, all while reducing their overall IT costs."

JBoss Enterprise BRMS is an enterprise-ready open source business rules management system. When deployed with other JBoss Enterprise Middleware such as JBoss Enterprise SOA and Portal Platforms, Red Hat expects that organizations will be able to create better customer experiences by delivering up-to-date service, support and product faster and with higher quality.

"The combination of tight budgets, the increasing maturity of the BRMS, and the continual improvement of open source technologies creates a nearly perfect disruptive storm in the BRMS market," said Stephen D. Hendrick, Group Vice President for Application Development and Deployment Research at IDC. "Open source BRMS products that get rule authoring, processing, and management right combined with a significantly lower TCO will receive a strong positive reception in the market."

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