- The Science of Winning -

"We are intellect without form... All else is choice"
--- [Greek Temple Inscription, 400-BC.]

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(GAME THEORY... The Science of Winning) Traditional economic game theory looks at the studies players can use to win ... making it ideal for the complex interactions of a networked economy. Originally developed as a branch of mathematics in the 1940's, game theory reduces complex interactions to simplified grids showing likely payoffs or liabilities from any given move. In 1994 economist John Harsanyi, John Nash and Reinhard Solten won Nobel Prizes for building workable economic tools from von Neumann's insights. The classic use is to analyze how a company and it's competitors might react to a given new strategy or set of events. The challenge, in an ever more complex networked economy, is to figure out what all the factors, moves and players might be [Information is defined as "A message that reduces uncertainty."

"ALPHA META-GAME STRATEGY"

In a world game theory competition held in the early 1990's, one game strategy and formula proved to be the clear winner. This strategy is the core of the QI GAME STRATEGY. Each game strategy is bulit upon this exact template using real-time data concerning the specific client objective and competition.