Cognitive Systems specialises in Cognitive Computing based on Marvin Minsky’s Minsky's "Society of Mind" theory, according to which human intelligence arises from the interactions of simple parts which are software agents, which are themselves mindless. The interactions of these agents constitutes a "society of mind” in which a subset of the agents form a A-Brain that connects to the outside world, and a subset of agents form a B-Brain connected to the A-Brain to understand what is happening in the A-Brain. We deploy “Artificial Minds” consisting of software agents organised into A-Brains and B-Brains in complex environments with high-frequency sensor or data streams using AME (Artificial Mind Engine). The Artificial Minds consist of A-Brains and B-Brains. A-Brains are embedded in complex environments by Collector Agencies that "gather" data such as market streams, sensor streams, event streams, video streams, etc. and filter these events into complex event streams containing only events of interest. The B-Brains are implemented by Bayesian Agencies and the Competence Agencies - they observe, learn from, reason about and understand what is happening in the A-Brain and achieve cognitive competencies. The Bayesian Behaviour Networks are distributed cause-effect models, used by the Competence Agents to achieve cognitive competencies.