isimSoftware Intelligence System

The Intelligence System is a powerhouse engine of creativity that was developed to increase efficiency
and save developers time and businesses money. With a visual design, the Intelligence System allows
for the simultaneous design and development of flowcharts, diagnostic and troubleshooting systems,
wizards, installation packages, call scripts, chat bots, and more. Software engineering features such as
built-in recursion, threading, socket writers and listeners, timer actions, voice recognition, voice
synthesis, flow control, interactive dialogs, system keys, event handlers, neural networks, and
condition casing make .Net software and artificial intelligence development easy

How does it operate?
The Intelligence System achieves its flexibility with nodes. Nodes are base units that contain
properties and can perform actions. Every Intelligence System project contains 10,000 nodes (100
rows and 100 columns).
Once activated by starting the system, debugging, or with an event handler or the system timer, a
node can activate one or many additional nodes. Every primary (starting) node runs on its own
thread, and the Intelligence System can therefore process multiple threads simultaneously.
Coupled with a point-and-click visual interface, complicated systems can be created with minimal
effort and maximal efficiency. Image 1 illustrates the activation flow of the Intelligence System.

The first step in the creation of an Intelligence System project is the visual design. The design of a
project is accomplished entirely with node properties. The only node properties necessary to design a
project are the background image and display text. Nodes can contain background images and display
text without containing actions, and designating nodes to have only display properties set (e.g.,
arrows) is encouraged.