Seel-Telesis.com

SEEL-Systems Engineering Economics Lab was established in 1983 by Hector McNeill to track information technology developments running on global networks including knowledge engineering (AI) to support the administration of macroeconomic policies such as Real Incomes Objective Price Performance Policy (RIO3P).

Since 2010 we have been a division of the George Boole Foundation a non-profit foundation established in 2010. Our technology and economic theory and applications development work is coordinated through Seel-Telesis Applied Research & Development Programme.

RIO3P is a distinct development economics paradigm designed to address the specific structure and constraints facing the British economy. RIO3P's development was initiated by Hector McNeill in 1975 to identify why KM (Keynesianism, Monetarist) macroecononomic policies/instruments could not reduce stagflation without imposing prejudice on constituents and economic units. RIO3P is designed as a macroeconomic policy with specific economic development attributes to reduce inflation and recover the levels of productivity in Britain's industrial and manufacturing base.

Today the majority of SEEL-Telesis effort is directed to advancing RIO3P theory and refining the design of its practical propositions and the policy Operations Administration System (OMS).

OMS is a macroeconomic policy management information system to support RIO3P. We have developed several OMS generations since 1983 to respond to IT, AI and RIO3P advances. OMS development is one of the most important current (2026) activties of the SEEL-Telesis Programme.

In 1983 SEEL purchased the research output of the Decision Analysis Group of the Stanford Research Institute (SRI) as the foundation upon which to base the initial focus of the SEEL-Telesis Programme. After 40 years of development, SEEL has become a leading centre for both the theory and practice of decision analysis.

Since our foundation we have been at the forefront of the following applications developments:

RIO3P - Real Incomes Objective Price Performance Policy - design, theory and policy instrument mechanisms analysis; OMS-Operational Management System - corporate and levy agency facing macroeconomic administration system for RIO3P; Learning systems geared towards innovation; LST-Locational state theory and its applications development; DRMs-Data reference Models for identifying algorithmic functions and the location of core data sources; Ecosystem & natural environmental factor modeling/simulation; Agricultural/food security models; Biomass modeling/carrying capacity (flora, fauna, human populations); Accumulogs (blockchain technology).

Our first spin-off was the creation of a unit, Navatec.com, in 2000, responsible for the commercial development of all SEEL-Telesis output related to cloud applications. As a division of the George Boole Foundation, Navatec complied with the principles of not for profit operations with all margins being invested in research to advance the state-of-the-art, effectiveness and efficiency of practical solutions. In 2015, changes brought about in the approach to sustainability and climate action under Agenda 2030 led to a highly integrated Navatec System being replaced by a multi-module, SDG Toolkit. This is expected to be launched in Q4 2020.