Computer-based message systems fail today on many fronts. Since they cannot grasp the English content of messages, they can offer neither smart routing services nor make intelligent, personalized decisions that assist management of messages by receivers.

Email and call centers may be stuck with this limit. C4ISR networks can escape it, as they control both ends of the pipe. Here in two parts is the best solution, urgently needed for our optimal national defense:

Trick #2: Understand each message again in the context of the receiver.  This links it into a similar semantic environment, often built up from prior messages to related users or groups.  WORDS charts make this fairly easy, as each is just XML metadata modeling the topics of its message.

Lexikos seeks corporate partners for a 2-year effort to refine, deploy and commercialize tools for this promising new C4ISR approach.  The quad-chart linked under the page header gives an overview. For further details, see this good review by NASA of our design, which a nearby white paper explains.

A partner will manage sales, consulting, and customer service for one specific application and focus on optimizing the receiver-based environment. Lexikos will use its general expertise and toolkits in English text analysis to manage the sender-based production of charts.

If such a division of effort sounds sensible, please email us to discuss your application and explore how adding our linguistic tools and lexicons can enhance its global success.