Rule set
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Goal
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Parameters
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Domain Object
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Errors / Exceptions
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Deployment strategy
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Rule set map and access control
From the rule set table we can define the department owner of the rule set, the policy manager(s), the reviewer(s) and
finally the author(s).
Rule set
name
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Department Owner
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Policy Manager
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Rule Reviewer
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Rule Author
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Customer
Loyalty
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Marketing
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Bob
Reynold
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John
Smith
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Ralph
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The following table details for each candidate rule set the access controls granted to each department:
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A "CRUD" means access is granted for one of the following action:
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C-create a rule element.
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R-read only
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U-Update an existing element
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D-Delete an existing element.
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An "x" means no access is granted.
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Departments
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Rule Set
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Marketing
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Risk
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Sale
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Customer loyalty
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CRUD
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x
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R
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Customer eligibility
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x
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CRUD
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x
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Pricing
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R
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x
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CRUD
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