Policies and Rules – Improving business agility articles

There are two new articles about business rules and business policies on developer work which may my readers. I participate deeply in this paper when joining IBM last year. Most of the concepts are known, and some are part of ABRD.
Part 1 deals with terms, abstract concepts and relationships, Part 2 describes techniques for applying the concepts to business problems.
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