The company that commercializes the inventions described here, and offered for sale by The Red Chalk Group, will be launching a completely new type of software program, one doing what no other type can. See a rough revenue estimate.

The millions of worldwide users of your programs will include intelligence analysts, economists, archaeologists, criminal investigators, managers, demographers, curators, biomedical medical researchers, and many more. They are anyone who uses—or could use—data tables to discover meaningful relationships in a set of "things" of any type, or mixture of types.

During the conceptual development of contextual data modeling(named by the inventor), or CDM, a number of significant affirmations were made. They include the following.

Unsolicited email from a cognitive scientist who had viewed an early presentation and concluded his
analysis with "…the genius of your methodology."

The enthusiasm of a Joint Military Intelligence College professor of evidence marshaling after a
demonstration of CDM in a developmental application loaded with data from a case study he used.

A Navy Artificial Intelligence Laboratory email commending the methodology but calling it outside their scope of effort.

The request of In-Q-Tel, the non-profit venture capital firm established by the CIA to advance
intelligence technology through investment, to keep them apprised of movement toward
commercialization of CDM.

The appraisal of Tynax, a software broker, that "Your software is intelligent and creative, the demand for the product needs to be created and the market needs to be educated."