Adaptive/Cognitive Resonance and the Architecture Issues of Cognitive Information Systems

The rapid change of world causes new challenges in the business environment and in operational areas of enterprises. Those challenges likely increase the chance for client satisfaction and other key factors meanwhile improve companies' efficiency. Enterprises are not able to answer these challenges easily in time, e.g. predicting the potential future as one of the key elements impacting the long-term success. The required skills are rarely available in one single person or team, and they are not affordable or not efficient. Therefore, one of the possible solutions is to leverage the capability of a Cognitive Information System via Human Computer Interaction trough cognitive resonance and Cognitive Infocommunication. The cognitive resonance is a process, a resonance that supports and enhances the outcome of the Human Computer Interaction at each step. That determinate the Cognitive Infocommunication is a channel and a tool to realize the cognitive resonance that ensure and improve the quality of Human Computer Interaction that support the sensed data extraction and the semantic understanding. The aim of the article is to describe the silicon agent and the human interaction in light of Cognitive Infocommunication, meanwhile to map the value of Cognitive Infocommunication via human computer interaction. The results of the mapping support a better understanding of the importance of cognitive infocommunication, meanwhile it helps to place it interdisciplinary into the Information Technology sciences. The publication related to, how the human knowledge builds into the Cognitive Information System knowledge, meanwhile highlights the importance of Cognitive Infocommunication process during knowledge transfer between silicon and carbon agent.