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Learn from others to see how Analytica has helped organizations of all shapes and sizes gain valuable insights to make more informed decisions.
Select the categories below to see industry specific examples, different tools and methodologies, gain access to open-sourced models, learn about spreadsheet conversions, integrations, modeling tips and so much more!
Overcoming data paralysis with decision support
Paralysis by data analysis is a common ailment in organizations, and it’s probably going to get worse. The more data available, the greater the temptation to examine, twist and tweak.
The future of business analytics: mobility, collaboration & big data
Imagine a world where business analytics are as common on a manager’s PC or mobile device as, say, word-processing applications. Picture business information nervous systems ...
Balanced scorecard, meet decision analytics!
If you’ve used the balanced scorecard approach before, you’ll know that it extends the older concept of purely financial measures of a company’s performance.
Cost of energy analysis with wind turbines
Finding out how much energy generation costs with wind turbines is essential for calculating the overall investment and return, compared with other sources of energy.
Business modeling refreshed from the web
The better and more up-to-date the input information is for your business modeling, the better quality results it will give you. The trick is to find an efficient way of ...
Risk analysis using FRAP: is it just silo thinking?
FRAP or the Facilitated Risk Analysis Process aims to get conclusions about risks quicker. It involves a group of subject matter experts and a facilitator, which gives it ...
Risk management: fish, finance & tradeoffs
Eating fish is good for you, isn’t it? Yes. And No. While fish are valuable nutritionally, especially the ones rich in omega-3 fatty acids, they may also contain methylmercury.
When will it be ready? Monte Carlo analysis for schedules
You may be able to throw more money and people at a project, even if it’s not always advisable. But time? When time’s gone, it’s gone. To help plan and track project schedules, ...
