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Matrix Cognition^TM, Version 4.0

Parallel Thinking and Artificial intelligence for Decision-Making in Business and Personal Decisions.

The IBM-Award-Winning Application for Windows 95/NT/98/2000/me/xp.

Making good business or personal decisions demands a thorough analysis of all key issues, with user formulation and input throughout.

With Matrix Cognition^TM, users can perform that sound analysis, solving a variety of business and personal problems across 30 domain categories ranging from budget, compensation and finance to marketing, planning and research; from education, travel and housing to health care, autos and foods. Each usage is determined by the user.

As a horizontal decision-making system equipped with interactive parallel thinking and artificial intelligence capabilities, Matrix Cognition^TM takes a 100% user-driven approach to problem-solving. It begins each analysis by deeply questioning the user about the choices within each dimension. After capturing this user information, the system mathematically weighs all the responses to calculate the optimal decision, for either business or personal decisions.

Allows group consensus or individual decision-making.
Permits 2-10 user-defined choices and 2-10 problem dimensions per run.
Captures each user's evaluation of each choice within each dimension.
Weighs the responses of 1-10 users mathematically to calculate the best decision.

**Menu of Topic-Domains for Decision-Making:**
1. General	11. Organizational	21. Government
2. Financial	12. Members	22. Health Care
3. Budgetary	13. Charters	23. Housing
4. Operations	14. Funding	24. Religion
5. Personnel	15. Elections	25. Aging
6. Planning	16. Family	26. Leisure
7. Research	17. Investment	27. Autos
8. Culture	18. Education	28. Foods
9. Marketing	19. Travel	29. Computers
10. Compensation	20. Taxes	30. Savings

Hardware needed:

Intel 486 or higher, with 16MB RAM and installed Windows.

Software needed:

Microsoft Windows 95/NT/98/2000/me/xp.

Matrix Cognition^TM, Version 4.0

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For further information or feedback:
e-mail: matcog@ix.netcom.com
John Frenster, Frenster Associates, MatCog, Inc.
247 Stockbridge Avenue
Atherton, CA 94027-5446
Phone: 650/367-6483; FAX: 650/364-1773
Corp. WebSite: http://www.matcog.com/

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