Customer Specifics 

CHECKMi takes pride in the fact that their business centric (methodology) software can be easily extended to meet the analysis needs of a particular customer. This is because the underlying architecture has been refined to satisfy many requirements, such as : - 

Business of Learning 

CHECKMi:Mate business agents for Learning Management Services address the requirements for e-learning management, community collaboration and  knowledge sharing.

Net.Working Communities learning service was CHECKMi's first (1996) project focused on crafting a web-based education support service. Managed locally by Australian Employment Services Inc and Springvale Community Health Centre it was a pioneer in the State Government of Victoria Connecting Communities  Skills.net initiative established to ensure that everybody is able to access the resources of the Internet.

The Compliance Compendium acts as a shortcut to the required body of knowledge. The scope and content of check lists, guidelines etc is specific to the client community, for example :

HIPAA Data Dictionary which (a) provides plain english definitions, and (b) lists all possible word abbreviations. The dictionary was created to meet the needs of Health  Management information systems designers and their auditors who ensure compliance with the X12 data structures defined by HIPAA regulations.

Operational Intelligence

Operational Intelligence services ensure that users are successful when seeking information that meets their operational needs - whatever their current skill set level. Where appropriate a Referral Discovery Guide provides users with the results of federated search strategies that transparently use domain specific thesaurus structures.

The Topic:Compendium portal identifies those individuals, courses, seminars, audios / videos, books, papers, etc with the knowledge that address a particular operational requirement. The version used by the 'lunch ladies' of Maine helps them fulfill their quality goals. 

The Best Practice Registry is a dynamic information management facility that uses an Ontology / Taxonomy as a guide to topics of interest.  

The Top Ten Requirements of worldwide customer needs are discovered using a categorized checklist of product / service specific features. The original version of this forum was built to give the existing customers of CA a tool for producing their annual wish-list for new and improved facilities.

Knowledge Grid

The Knowledge Grid is a registry management tool that captures the relevant semantic metadata properties of distributed information processing resources and stores them as shared knowledge grid. 

The Knowledge Grid  uses a hub and spoke approach when extracting metadata from infrastructure management tools, such as, System Management Repositories and Network Directories. The functionality in the profiler was extensively refined to meet the needs of a Financial Services enterprise building a federated database of information assets.

The Semantic Network Phraser is the business dictionary population tool that ensures that Compendium users employs consistent and conceptually relevant taxonomies. 

The Phraser  uses chunking algorithms that compare word stems and compound term patterns to streamline the process of building a semantic network from the words of a business dictionary (such as, HIPAA, ACORD, UNSPSC, EBXML). Phraser functions have their genesis in a tool first created for a Financial Advisory Service company that depends on the information integrity of their support systems.