The Problem

People become quickly overburdened when they have to manage complex objects and large quantities of information. In the modern world these difficulties appear increasingly frequently in all professions. Complex circumstances and information "avalanches" have to be overcome everywhere.

This requires a new "cybernetic" way of thinking in "interlinked systems". Human capabilities have their limits. The mind and language were created by evolution as the "hardware" and "software" of human action as the world was simple. Since then they've fallen behind today's modern developments. It has become clear in recent times that modern IT can provide a way of out this dilemma.

The Solution

The Normfall solution is based on employing the computer in such a way that its application is tailored to human abilities when dealing with complexity and large quantities of information. The way humans process information is supported by Normfall. The range of human information processing is likewise enlarged. It's not necessary to adapt yourself to a technical system or take part in specialized training. On the contrary, the system adapted humans, which allows users to - after a short introduction to the individual functions - immediately begin working with the tool.

Normfall for Lawyers

Normfall was developed for lawyers. The legal profession has had to overcome complexity and large quantities of information for a long time. Lawyers have therefore developed techniques of human information processing to allow them to deal with this task within the context of what is humanly possible. Tree structures play a central role in their processing of information. Normfall's distinctive feature is that the software is fitted to the way in which lawyers work. At Normfall we don't ask if there are technical solutions that are applicable to the legal profession. Much more we ask where in the legal profession is IT support meaningful. With this question in mind, the Normfall tools were developed.