Notificat4Engine
Synchronisat4Engine
Addendum
Notificat4Engine
The Notification Engine as currently implemented
is a composite of Intersection (Intersect4) and
Notification engines. It facilitates the apprehension
of intersection of Interest and Asset in a digital
market place and builds on this to provide a flexible
architecture for notifying affected actors of
the intersection. Notification, in this context,
could take many forms, including eMail; Mail;
Fax; Pager. This is a service that is missing
in most eCommerce Portals today, Notification
is either totally absent, or one-way only. In
any Service and/or Product exchange Portal, there
is a responsibility to provide all participants
with as perfect a picture of the market as possible.
This results in better decision making, and a
dynamic but regular, balance between supply and
demand. By combining the services of the Intersect4EngineTM
and the Notificat4EngineTM it is hoped, to fill
the niche for effective information dissemination
in hyper-active eCommerce Portals.

Synchronisat4Engine
In any online Exchange that deals with tangible
assets, be they Products and/or Services, there
is sometimes a need, after agreement is reached,
but before/after payment is made, to schedule
an offline meeting to effect an inspection, transfer
or exchange. At other times, there may be a discrepancy
between what is offered, and what is tendered.
In either case, there is a need for synchronisation,
in the face of disparity. The Synchronisation
Engine provides facilities primarily for organising
online/offline meetings between intersected parties,
but also provides a mechanism for deriving agreement
between two or more Entities, on one or more attributes.
The engine effects a number of concentric sets
of attribute values, moving parties towards a
point of convergence.

Addendum
These technologies under-pin many of the company's
internal and external sites, and many clients
will already have the benefit of these designs
in the deliveries to them. These designs provide
efficient solutions to common problems, in some
cases, as in the Template Engine, the design was
a reaction to the problems and shortcomings encountered
in working with other template engines. Most of
the time though, the designs have been inspired
by a perception of need, and opportunity. Currently,
these designs are proprietary; deployed internally
and in bespoke solutions, however, consideration
continues on ways of making the designs available
to third parties, and/or the Open Source community.
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