Analyst Edition

This edition Includes:

  • A Project Workspace where your analytics projects are organized

  • Find, import, generate, visualize and share data (e.g. forecasts, probability-as-a-service)

  • SaaS deployment and storage with REST APIs

  • Use DISTs with popular simulations packages like RiskSolver, CrystalBall, and @Risk.

  • Vector Connector for Windows enables Apps built for the Vector Platform to run within Excel including:

    • XLSim style interactive simulation using DISTs

    • DIST Visualization wizards

    • Traditional Monte Carlo output as DISTs

    • Live Link-n-Relate spreadsheet cells to web apps.

  • R Project connectivity scripts to call Vector REST APIs

Workgroup & Enterprise Edition

Collaborate with colleagues and trading partners via the web for smarter, faster, safer decisions.

  • Private and public Project Workspaces
  • SaaS, managed service or hybrid deployments (deliver apps via SaaS while your data stays inside the firewall)
  • Script automation console for networking existing simulations
  • Integrated development environment for creating Vector Platform app
  • Web App Designer & Publisher (alpha)
  • High performance parallel processing (map reduce coming soon)
  • Stochastic optimizer (coming soon)

Analyst Edition with expanded functionality like:

  • Vector Connector for Windows with shared Project Workspaces
  • Publish distributable, self-contained Excel interactive simulations dashboards

Built on the Vector Platform

The Vector Platform supports the creation and deployment of analytic apps that deal with uncertainty. It enables the curation, calculation and communication of uncertainty using Distribution Strings, or DISTs, which pack thousands of numbers into a single character string.

The platform is the technical foundation for the Analyst, Workgroup, and Enterprise Editions.

Apps built on the platform are delivered over a network as a service and may be deployed wholly or in part inside the firewall.

Copyright Vector Economics, Inc. 2012. Founded on the principles of probability management as put forth in the book "The Flaw of Averages".

Feedback