Helping IoT solution architects, engineers and product managers to understand how to choose a rules engine that perfectly fits their solution requirements.
DownloadHelping IoT solution architects, engineers and product managers to understand how to choose a rules engine that perfectly fits their solution requirements.
DownloadWhen developing IoT apps, building the business logic by configuring rules straight into the code is suboptimal. Using a rules engine is the better way, if the engine is chosen correctly.
When choosing, it’s good practice to look at how powerful the rules engine is (its depth of functionality), how easy it is to use (its level of complexity) and how ready it is to support your future needs (based on your growth trajectory and features you may need).
In this paper, we have defined a testing benchmark composed of seven such capabilities, to help you evaluate rules engines when looking at automating for IoT.
Download our paper to learn more.
When developing IoT apps, building the business logic by configuring rules straight into the code is suboptimal. Using a rules engine is the better way, if the engine is chosen correctly.
When choosing, it’s good practice to look at how powerful the rules engine is (its depth of functionality), how easy it is to use (its level of complexity) and how ready it is to support your future needs (based on your growth trajectory and features you may need).
In this paper, we have defined a testing benchmark composed of seven such capabilities, to help you evaluate rules engines when looking at automating for IoT.
Download our paper to learn more.