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For organizations facing complex decisions
PRXM helps organizations see the whole situation and decide what to do.
It brings together information from many sources, considers what shapes the situation and what may happen next, then recommends courses of action. Each recommendation includes its reasoning and confidence level.
Good decisions depend on seeing the whole picture.
Whether an organization is planning an event, managing operations, or responding to an emergency, the information it needs is often scattered across many sources.
PRXM brings that information together, considers the surrounding conditions, and helps decision-makers understand their options and the likely effects of each one.
What could happen next
One problem can set off many more.
PRXM looks beyond the immediate problem to show how its effects could spread across operations, services, locations, and time.
Mobility begins to slow
Resupply windows narrow
Continuity is at risk
How it works
PRXM turns trusted information into actionable intelligence.
Four connected parts establish trust, create understanding, apply domain expertise, and present a decision for human review.
The trusted information foundation
PRXM AI
Brings in information from the systems and sources an organization already uses. It verifies where the information came from, assesses its quality and consistency, and identifies gaps or conflicts that could affect its use.
The question it answersWhat information can I trust, and what still needs verification?
The sensemaking brain
CERA IQ
Connects trusted information to the surrounding context. It considers what has happened before, what is changing now, how different factors affect one another, and what may happen next.
The question it answersWhat is happening, what does it mean, and what is likely to happen next?
The domain expert
Quantum RX
Applies specialized knowledge of the organization, sector, function, and mission. It uses the relevant capabilities, doctrine, tools, tactics, techniques, constraints, and operating practices to ensure the intelligence fits the people who must act.
The question it answersWhat does this mean for us, our mission, and this decision right now?
The actionable decision product
Decision Card
Brings the recommended course of action, supporting reasoning, confidence level, likely consequences, alternatives, and source history into one place. It helps an authorized decision-maker understand what is being proposed, why, and what should be considered before acting.
The question it answersWhat should I consider doing, what are the tradeoffs, and what supports the recommendation?
A clear recommendation, with the reasons behind it.
The Decision Card shows what PRXM recommends, why, how confident it is, and who must review it.
Decision Card
Protect continuity of critical care
Recommended action
Pre-stage mobile generation and accessible transport at three priority facilities.
Act before power problems make it harder to deliver fuel or move patients safely.
See PRXM in action
Follow a decision from the first report to the final review.
The interactive demo uses a complex emergency to show how PRXM organizes the situation, tracks resources, identifies consequences, and recommends what to do.
Begin the operational briefing Historical scenario. Synthetic demonstration data.Situation brief · 16:35
Three incidents are competing for shared response capacity.
Why organizations can trust it
You can see how PRXM reached its recommendation.
Shows its work
Links each recommendation to the information used.
Uses the full context
Considers time, place, history, plans, and current conditions.
States its confidence
Identifies missing or conflicting information.
Keeps your organization in control
Requires an authorized decision-maker to approve or change an action.
PRXM recommends a course of action, but authorized decision-makers remain in control.
Built around how organizations actually work.
PRXM draws on firsthand experience in emergency management, public safety, resilience, and interagency work.
It helps organizations understand difficult situations and make better-informed decisions while retaining human control.
Founded by Annah Akasa, a mission resilience and technology strategist.
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