Amzi! specializes in software, services and support for efficiently developing, maintaining and deploying knowledge that is best expressed as logical relationships.

• Overview — Amzi! Technology, Products and Services.
  
  
• Amzi! Prolog + Logic Server — Embeddable, extendable Prolog for programmers to build high-performance rule-based systems.
  
  
• ARulesXL Business Rules for Excel Spreadsheets — Combine computational analysis with decision support.
  
  
• Custom Expert Systems — Rule Engines, Intelligent Applications, Private-Labeled Products, Prototypes, Technology Transfer and Training.
  
  
• Tutorials — Learn Logic Programming and Expert Systems.
  

Shipping Advisor Demo

Query an Amzi! logicbase to advise on shipping options and see the Java/JSP and Prolog code to implement it.

Learn How to Build Intelligent Web Applications

If you are new to intelligent Web applications with Prolog, Java and Tomcat, learn how to build one step-by-step by reading Thomas Steiner's article Introduction to Intelligent Web Services with Java/Tomcat. He provides a full demo with source code.

Weather Shield, a major supplier of windows and doors, provides its contractors and retail outlets with a configuration and pricing application that provides information on various product options, and direct access to their online, order-entry system.

eoTek gains a competitive edge with faster, more reliable response to changing prices in the mortgage market. They replaced 5000 lines of error-prone Java code implementing pricing rules with 500 lines of easily-maintained logical relationships.

uses Amzi! Prolog + Logic Server in their Rules-based Scheduling of Satellite Broadcasts

YouBet.com describes their use of Amzi! Prolog in PC AI Magazine's AI at Work feature "Practical Application of Prolog to eBusiness: A Racing Case Study"

uses Amzi! Prolog + Logic Server in their Expert System for Selecting Chemical Processing Agitators

CCH-LIS uses the Amzi! Logic Server and a SQL database to automate insurance and corporate forms filing.

At the University of Vienna, Werner Winiwarter is building a prototype of a Web-based Japanese-English machine translation system called WETCAT. One main feature of the system is that there are no handcrafted transfer rules used in the translation engine. The whole transfer knowledge is learned automatically from Japanese-English translation examples through structural matching between the parse trees.

Joseph Klep uses Amzi! for his project, Arithmeticus, a DPS (Dynamic Problem Spaces)-Based Model for Arithmetic Competence, application for teaching arithmetic concepts and skills to students and to learn from the solutions they provide to problems. He recently published a detailed paper in the Journal of Interactive Learning.

Software magazine features an Artificial Intelligence catalogue. The magazine is available in Polish, English, German, French and Spanish.

Issue #7 of .code magazine features a white paper titled "Programación Lógica: Un recorrido por la progmacion lógica y Prolog, clásico de la IA, que se aplica de muchas formas en el desarrollo comercial." The article is written by Gerardo Rossel, Chief Scientist of UpperSoft in Argentina. Amzi! Prolog + Logic Server is included on the accompanying CDROM.

See Dr. Dobb's Journal for "Prolog & Custom Rule Engines" an article on designing and building a vaccination scheduling application.