is Quantitative Complexity Management
The pharmaceutical industry faces several persistent issues that make clinical trials operations overtly costly, time consuming, complex and inefficient. TheContinue Reading
Bridges, regardless of type, must maintain their performance throughout their useful life. Maintaining these features requires continuous monitoring of itsContinue Reading
The CAHMS – Complexity And Health Monitoring System – applications fall into two main categories: CAT 1: Analysis of real-timeContinue Reading
Extreme problems are very large-scale multi-disciplinary problems, involving thousands or millions of variables and which cannot be solved using conventionalContinue Reading
The classical complexity metric, which constitutes the core of the QCM, is scale-free. This means that the value of complexityContinue Reading
As weapon systems and fleets become more complex and inter-connected, the number of anomalies that one can face increases rapidly.Continue Reading
From http://www.alsat.it/alsat1/ Un po’ di storia: AlSat#1 deve il suo nome all’interesse manifestato per il nostro progetto dall’astronauta Col. AlfredContinue Reading
The Quantitative Complexity Theory (QCT) has been conceived around a complexity metric discovered in the early 2000s by J. MarczykContinue Reading
For very fast QCM edge computing, Ontonix offers in partnership with Eurotech, NEW ruggedized military grade high performance Single BoardContinue Reading
A recent blog by CISCO speaks of how QCM – Quantitative Complexity Management – is used in anomaly detection inContinue Reading
