In classic IT projects, business logic and programming code are integrated, therefore this  leads to the same logic appearing in different locations within the same (or different) applications. This makes these applications difficult to implement in a consistent way and are costly to maintain.

Through experience it is often seen that for each individual business process a separate application is used. Generally if you buy or even bespoke build these applications, there will be a significant overlap in functionality.

This is where rule based systems come into the league of their own, systems that store their logic separately in a central location. This sharing of business logic through the various applications is driven by a LogicBase.

Making your Business Logic centrally available through a LogicBase to all your business applications has obvious advantages:

• The Logic can be centrally maintained, reducing the change or errors, but also reducing maintenance costs since you no longer need to adjust each and every system.
  
  
• Changes in Business Logic can be implemented quickly and efficiently. No longer do you need to worry about keeping all system and the logic contained within them synchronized.
  
  
• Also individual applications and business users will benefit from a centralized LogicBase; the Logic now is available in one place, easy accessible for who ever wants to use it.