The Kore Environment™ is a managed application environment that enables software systems to be developed and delivered through interpreted elements.

• An interpreted element is a component of a software application that has a simple representation that people can understand and which avoids the need to be compiled to perform its function. This streamlines the process of going from the concept of what we want, to code that the computer will execute properly.
• A managed application environment is an active system which hosts software applications and provides them with generic plumbing and components. By leveraging the capabilities of the environment, the code for a specific application only has to provide the specific features of that application, and is therefore simpler and easier to develop.

In May of 2007, version 1.0 of the Kore Environment was completed for local storage applications.

In October of 2007, version 1.1 of the Kore Environment was released providing support for distributed applications.