Wikimoji - the Internet of Management Things (IoMT)(ARC-18132-1)

Wikimoji - The Internet of Management Things (IoMT) are enhancements to the NASA ARC Context Based Configuration Management System (CBCMS) invention, Patent Grant US7672969 B1. IoMT fills the gap between the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and the consumer Internet of Things (IoT), by covering the critical human elements and organizational gaps that help manage, navigate and control systems of systems. It expands the CBCMS objects by dynamically giving them wiki-page like features as theyre shared in E-mails, or PowerPoint briefings, or Excel Worksheets, or Microsoft Word documents or linked to other entities. Furthermore, these Wikimojis: Wiki + Emoji (configuration and management icons of standard business operations -> Emoji portion plus the automatic communications, configuration, management tracking blog/link type entries for any Microsoft .Net API based interactions or links to other Wikimojis -> Wiki portion) allow for efficient tracking, from informal to formal configuration management levels, of key organizational and management activities in regards to business operations and integration of systems of systems (including IIoT and IoT). Wikimojis can be grouped into channels that have a common association points or topics. Lastly Wikimojis can be set to autonomously conduct data mining/information crawling on targeted information systems (the Internet, corporate clouds, organizational e-mail systems, etc.) searching for related events, discussions, and/or data points, making links as appropriate and become a living data entity reaching its full potential as an Internet of Management Thing. IoMT covers a crucial aspect of daily complex system operations by capturing the human and organizational elements, decisions, intent and feedback that today are haphazardly captured in non-systematic ways or not captured at all.Additionally, the quality and range of icons have been expanded substantially forming an ontology of management functions packaged into an online drag and drop library for ease of use.