Logist^TM, ESI's leading product, is a decision-making platform which enables organizations such as Telcos, Enterprises, Governments and Defense Forces to capture human thought process and knowledge, and transform them to human language computerized rules. The rules, in human language, are then implemented in the Logist^TM platform to improve the decision-making process and performance, while visible and understood by any authorized user.
Typically, Logist^TM is used by organizations to offer their clients customized services, to promote customer retention and avoid revenue leakage and billing errors.
Logist^TM allows organizations to build applications that process knowledge and expose it to the users of the organization, to customers, vendors, and partners, via a GUI or WUI front-end.

Logist^TM also comes as a "knowledge wizard" component for software product vendors to enhance their product with a rule-based smart advisor.

Partners can use Logist^TM to upgrade their products with a knowledge-base layer technology, and empower their solutions with further knowledge.

End-to-End User Oriented Tool

Logist^TM is designed for USERS

Logist^TM users are business oriented. With their job qualifications, users do not require programming skills.

Logist^TM users know how to express their knowledge, but they do not speak in "rules".

Logist^TM users prefer to understand How, Why and What.

Logist^TM users prefer to verify that their knowledge is applied correctly by the system.

Logist^TM users prefer not to depend on IT personnel to implement their requirements.

Logist^TM users can use functionality as an integral part of their existing information systems and routine work.

Logist^TM allows organizations to rapidly create robust applications that are finely customized and well integrated with their business activities, while achieving the following goals:

• Express their knowledge as business rules written in their own language
• Preserve the organization's hidden knowledge assets
• Communicate: exchange ideas and opinions before writing business rules
• Simplify knowledge sharing within the organization - visibility as needed
• Create dynamic applications that can adapt to market speed
• Lower implementation and assimilation costs

Human Language vs. Programming Language

Logist^TM is written in the users' own business language feasible to users such as business analysts and rule-base architects who are not familiar with programming language.

The following is an example of business language:
If the consumption of the item in the last three years is zero, the warehouse is not "critical", and there is consumption in another warehouse then reduce stock level upper limit of the warehouse to 10
Writing a rule in Logist^TM is almost as easy as writing in plain language and does not require any programming. This is completely different from the "standard" software approach where the user must request help from the IT department for any changes. The IT department then assigns a programmer to implement the update in a programming language that the user does not understand. The user tests random cases and approves the update. Only a few weeks later does the user discover malfunction and calculation errors in untested cases.

• Implement the updates in their natural language
• Completely understand what they are doing
• Experience exceptionally low amount of errors

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