Power Flows DMN - Powerful decisions and rules engine
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Power Flows DMN - Powerful decisions and rules engine
The ODM Transformation Advisor (OTA) scans your ODM projects for the use of deprecated features, or features that are incompatible with the ODMoC SaaS or containerized ODM platform. The OTA can also be used to validate that your projects are following a set of (configurable and extensible) rule project implementation best practices. It can be in…
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