Analytica is a visual tool for creating, analyzing, and communicating
decision models.
Its intuitive influence diagrams let
you create a model the way you think, and communicate clearly
with colleagues and clients.
Its Intelligent Arrays™ let you create and manage multidimensional
tables with an ease and reliability unknown in spreadsheets.
Its efficient Monte Carlo lets you quickly evaluate risk and
uncertainty, and find out what variables really matter and why.
If you use spreadsheets for building business models or policy
analysis, Analytica will be a revelation. But don't take our word
for it. Look at what users and reviewers
say about Analytica. See case studies
of applications. Then try it yourself with our 15-day
free trial.
"Analytica
is very easy to learn. ... Once the software has been learned, it
is delightful to use. The number of mouse-clicks and key strokes required
to produce desired results is minimal, yet the process to follow is
obvious."
Tony
Cox, CEO, Cox & Associates, Colorado.
See
what other users say.
GM, Ford, Boeing,
Microsoft, Intel, HP, Merrill-Lynch, PWC, Chevron, EPA, NASA: Many
of the largest — and smallest — organizations, in the USA
and outside, use Analytica.
See some of our best-known customers.
The Center for
Information Technology Leadership (CITL) used Analytica to that computerized
order entry software in US health clinics could avoid 2 million adverse
drug reactions and save $44 billion per year.
See this and 5 other case studies
of how people are using Analytica.
The Analytica Decision Engine (ADE) runs
Analytica models on a server. You can write your own user interface
or Web application using its Application Programming Interface (API).
Order ADE.
Our latest release,
Analytica 4.1 adds dozens of new features, including, flexible new
graphing options, auto save, and much more.
For more.
To upgrade to 4.1.
To truly appreciate
what Analytica can do for you, download
our free 15-day trial version. It provides the full functionality
of Analytica Professional, for Windows or Macintosh.
What
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