About James Taylor

Hugh Taylor (no relation) wrote an article on Agile Compliance for Align Magazine. James is quoted several times in the context of business agility.

Peter Lucas wrote an article in Cards & Payments “Collection Efforts Go Hi-Tech; More card issuers and collection specialists are using new software tools to help staff become more efficient” in which James is quoted extensively.

James is quoted in “Software be Nimble, Software be Quick” in Collections and Credit Risk July 2006 discussing how business rules can bring agility to software development.

James is quoted by Jennifer deJong in this article Business Rules Not Ruling Business Rules will play growing role in business processes, analysts say. The article discusses how business rules technology, while not mainstream, is moving away from the margins.

In this article, Scott Kersnar the Editor of Mortgage Technology Magazine discusses the value of business rules in the mortgage industry. James is quoted and was the spur for the article.

Follow the Rules in AIIM E-DOC Magazine

An article on better management of how business rules are made and who makes them, combined with a more holistic approach to systems, injects agility into the enterprise in which James is extensively quoted.

James is quoted in “What Constitutes Cutting-Edge AUS?” by Scott Kersnar in Mortgage Technology. The article discusses automated underwriting systems and what constitutes “cutting edge”.

Robyn White writes about Enterprise Decision Management and how it combines proactive business intelligence rules with a predictive model to automate decisions. James is quoted and provided a key background briefing for the article.

James is quoted in “Rules-Based Systems Call the Plays” by Scott Kersnar in Mortgage Technology. The articles discusses if today’s lender dare even play the mortgage lending game without a business rules management system.

Jason Stamper quotes James on business/IT collaboration in this article on BPM.