Webinar Recording: Increase Efficiency with Business Rules with Breanne Casteel

Business rules mapped with processes, requirements and information concepts are very powerful for building superior business solutions. Business rules alone are a very powerful tool that can be beneficial for any business. In this session, Breanne shows us the increased efficiency her organisation is experiencing from having business rules elicited, defined, analysed, and documented. The session was recorded and can be viewed below:

Mind map summary from Session
A mind map summarising the session can be viewed or downloaded below:

Bonus Materials/Deliverables
To see the bonus materials/deliverables that Breanne presented, navigate to:
39:31 – Business rules vs business requirements vs definitions
42:04 – Business rules best practices
42:44 – Business rules format
43:38 – Rulebook template

More about the session
Throughout the session, you’ll hear:
✔️The challenges that existed before the rules were documented
✔️Scope of eliciting rules
✔️Critical conversations that were necessary
✔️The importance of making rules transparent
✔️The continued measured benefits found from support all the way through the business architecture

By viewing this session, you will hear how to:
✔️Discover unexpected, measured benefits of business rules to make an organisation more efficient
✔️Understand challenges in the organisation that exist without having business rules documented and analysed
✔️Learn practical steps taken for scope of documenting business rules when little or none exist

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About the Speaker
Breanne Casteel is a catalyst for change enablement, through collaboration and connections, to drive empathetic business solutions.  She is a passionate advocate with 20+ years’ experience, bringing awareness to business architecture and business analysis skills and mindset to numerous roles in the organisation, with an emphasis on communication, transparency, and collaboration across silos. She has also presented at conferences and strongly believes in mentorship.  In addition to her Computer Science degree from Montana State University, she also has certifications from IIBA for ECBA, CPOA and AAC as well as CBA® from the Business Architecture Guild.