What is Analytica?
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There are analysts in almost every sector of the economy who use
Analytica as their tool of choice for quantitative modeling. Below
are a few of our better known customers, and examples of actual
Analytica applications, organized by these fields and industries:
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Aerospace
Defense and homeland
security
Computers and telecom
Consumer products
Consultants
Education
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Computers
and telecommunications
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Applications
include R&D management, business
case for new products, fibre optic routing and cost analysis, telecommunications
policy analysis.
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Consumer
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Applications include business analytics, market analysis,
online consumer advice,
pricing, investment analysis
for manufacturing plant, R&D management.
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Energy
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National Renewable
Energy Lab |
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include R&D project management, exploration, development, production,
transportation, distribution,
pricing, maintenance, environmental
risk analysis, waste
disposal for energy from coal, oil, gas, nuclear power, fuel cells,
hydropower, windpower, and other renewables. |
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Environment
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US Environmental
Protection Agency |
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Union of Concerned
Scientists |
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water quality, radioactive
waste disposal, power plant emissions, atmospheric transport,
acid rain, air quality, human health risk, food risks, salmon farming,
endangered species, ecosystem
modeling, greenhouse gases, global climate change,
health risks, cost-benefit analysis, Monte Carlo uncertainty analysis,
integrated assessment models. |
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Aerospace
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Applications include schedule
and cost risk analysis for repair and maintenance of the space shuttle,
cost-benefit analysis of airline safety options, and R&D project
portfolio analysis.
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Defense
and
homeland security
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Applications include aerial combat attrition models, acquisition
analysis, bio-attack monitoring, geopolitical gaming, rapid deployment
logistics, staff and resource planning, probabilistic intelligence
analysis, and many others that our customers could not reveal without
shooting us.
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Financial
services and insurance
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Applications include probabilistic risk analysis,foreign
exchange rate hedging, insurance contracts, credit risk, consumer
loan market analysis, cashflow management, online
consumer advice.
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Food
and agriculture
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US Department of Agriculture |
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Archer Daniel Midland Company |
Applications include analysis of food processing, financial
analytics, salmon farming, and health
risk analysis.
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Health
and
pharmaceuticals
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US National Institute for
Occupational Safety and Health |
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US Centers for Disease Control
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US Food and Drug Agency |
| Applications: Cost-benefit
of medical information technology, R&D project portfolio management,
clinical trial analysis, food
risk analysis, radioactive
dose reconstruction, resource and staff planning, epidemiological
modeling. |
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Manufacturing and
automobiles
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Applications include market analysis, manufacturing
capacity sizing, R&D project
portfolio analysis, warranty
service and maintenance cost analysis.
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| Consultants
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Accenture, Battelle, Bechtel, Booz Allen & Hamilton, Deloitte &
Touche, Ernst & Young, Mitre Corp, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, RAND
Corporation, SAIC
Consulting organizations, large and small, like Analytica because
of the speed with which they can develop sophisticated decision
models. Their clients like it because of the transparency of the
results and assumptions.
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| Higher education
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Cambridge University, Carnegie Mellon, Duke University, Georgia
Tech, Harvard College, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Oxford
University, Penn State, RAND Graduate School, Stanford University,
University of California at Berkeley, University of North Carolina,
University of Southern California.
Applications: Analytica is widely used in university courses
to help students develop skills and sophistication in building,
analyzing, and computing models. It is most used in schools of business,
public policy, engineering, and public health.
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