Creating an inference block


Assignment:

An if-then statement is the simplest form of the inference block of a business rule. A set of “if-then” statements are such that the “if” is the condition of the rule and the “then” is the action. Typically, rules that are based on multiple if-then statements are evaluated sequentially, and each “true” condition triggers some action. Therefore, an if-then statement set may result in more than one action. Consider an online vendor that gives discounts, matches a competitor’s price, or offers free shipping to loyal customers depending on the customer loyalty status and the size of the order.

a. Create an inference block (i.e., a set of if-then statements) for a rule that provides different discounts (5%, 10%, and 15%) to customers according to their loyalty status (bronze, silver, gold).

b. Enhance the rule to provide free shipping to any loyal customer for orders of more than $100.

c. Gold customers are given a “best price” guarantee, which means that the price they pay is never higher than the competitors’ price. Explain how a business rule could be used to implement this policy.

Provide complete and step by step solution for the question and show calculations and use formulas.

Request for Solution File

Ask an Expert for Answer!!
Operation Management: Creating an inference block
Reference No:- TGS01981848

Expected delivery within 24 Hours