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The fundamental assumption of the Event Calculus is overly simplistic when itcomes to organizations in which time-varying properties have to be activelymaintained and managed in order to continue to hold and termination by anotheraction is not required for a property to no longer hold. I.e., if activemeasures are not taken then things will go haywire by default. Similarlyextension and revision is required for Grounding Checking properties of systemsbased on a set of ground inferences. Previously Model Checking as beenperformed using the model of nondeterministic automata based on statesdetermined by time-points. These nondeterministic automata are not suitable foriOrgs, which are highly structured and operate asynchronously with only looselybounded nondeterminism. iOrgs Information Systems have been developed as atechnology in which organizations have people that are tightly integrated withinformation technology that enables them to function organizationally. iOrgsformalize existing practices to provide a framework for addressing issues ofauthority, accountability, scalability, and robustness using methods that areanalogous to human organizations. In general -iOrgs are a natural extension WebServices, which are the standard for distributed computing and softwareapplication interoperability in large-scale Organizational Computing. -iOrgsare structured by Organizational Commitment that is a special case of PhysicalCommitment that is defined to be information pledged. iOrgs norms are used toillustrate the following: -Even a very simple microtheory for normativereasoning can engender inconsistency In practice, it is impossible to verifythe consistency of a theory for a practical domain. -Improved Safety inReasoning. It is not safe to use classical logic and probability theory inpractical reasoning.

Norms and Commitment for iOrgs(TM) Information Systems: Direct Logic(TM) and Participatory Grounding Checking