Las Vegas, Nevada November 5, 2015 — Trisotech announced today that they have formed partnership with IDIOM, a leading innovator in the decision management marketplace with headquarters in Auckland, New Zealand.

“IDIOM has partnered with Trisotech to build the world’s first fully-automated Decision-as-a-Service (DaaS) for DMN models that conform to OMG’s Decision Model and Notation Standard (DMN),” says Mark Norton, CEO at IDIOM. “IDIOM is very pleased to be working with Trisotech as a partner in the development of a full cycle DMN modelling solution. Trisotech is an industry leader in the development of standards and of model authoring platforms to support them. IDIOM’s multi decade experience in generating high performance Java and C# code from model based designs is a perfect match to complement Trisotech’s platform. The combination delivers a full end to end service, from model authoring and testing, through to deployment as embedded or web based services.”

“We are delighted to partner with IDIOM and bring a new DaaS product to market combining Trisotech and IDIOM technologies,” says Trisotech CSO, George Barlow. “Now, anyone can create and collaborate on models of business logic, rules, policies and decisions, using our industry-standard Decision Model and Notation (DMN) web-based modeler that conforms to the OMG DMN V1.0 specification. Simply capture your decision logic using DMN decision diagrams or decision tables and then publish it either as a cloud service or as an executable library.”

“We offer complete support for the DMN standard. Once a model is created, testing and verification of the model is done directly from the modeler interface using IDIOM’s Decision Manager™ behind the scenes. When the DMN model is complete and verified, the IDIOM executable form of the model(s) can be downloaded directly from the Trisotech DMN modeller interface as a cloud service or as a stand-alone executable (C# or Java) for unconstrained use by the customer.”

About IDIOM

Established in 2001, IDIOM Limited is a private company based in Auckland, New Zealand. IDIOM develops and licenses decision-making software that automates business policy on a large scale, making systems more transparent, more agile, and more durable, while reducing development cost, time, and risk.

IDIOM’s innovative business oriented software is used by business users to graphically define, document, and verify corporate decision-making and related business rules; it then auto-generates these into small footprint, non-intrusive software components for use in systems of any type or scale. IDIOM is a pioneer in the development and use of decision automation concepts, and has applied these concepts to develop and automate business policy for customers around the world in local/state/central government, health admin/clinical health, insurance/superannuation/finance, telecoms, logistics, and utilities.

http://www.idiomsoftware.com/

About Trisotech

Trisotech is a global leader in digital enterprise transformation solutions, offering innovative and easy-to-use software tools that al­low customers to discover, model, ana­lyze, transform and find insights into their digital enterprise. Trisotech customers use The Digital Enterprise Suite to provide new and revolutionary ways for their knowledge workers to collaborate and succeed in an increasingly global, connected and competitive world. Trisotech products are providing digital transformation help to manufacturing, financial, healthcare, insurance, energy, distribution, government, and many other types of organizations.

For over a decade Trisotech has been a driving force in the majority of international BPM standards in use today. Trisotech is a member of the Workflow Management Coalition (WfMC) Steering Committee, chair of the Business Process Simulation Working Group (BPSWG), and the co-Editor of the XPDL 2.2 process definition standard. At the Object Management group (OMG), Trisotech serves as the Chair of the BPMN Interchange Working Group (BPMN MIWG), and a member of the Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) and the Case Management Model and Notation (CMMN) team.

http://www.trisotech.com/