SAS® Business Intelligence

[:en]SAS-2Today’s fast-paced, competitive market­place mean increasing pressure to raise profits, do more with less and operate more efficiently. Achieving these goals requires faster and improved decision-making ability across your entire organization.

Unfortunately in many large and midsize organizations, departments continue to operate in information silos. Existing operational systems often are not linked, and software packages are not inte­grated. Decision makers have difficulty getting consistent and accurate informa­tion that they need to make informed decisions quickly.

Spend less time looking for answers and more time driving strategic decisions.

SAS offers an integrated business intelli­gence platform that provides consistent, accurate information based on a com­prehensive view of the business. A suite of intuitive interfaces empowers decision makers across the organization with self-service query and reporting capabili­ties so they can get the information they need in time to make the right decisions and to easily communicate results.

SAS Business Intelligence integrates data from across your enterprise and provides self-service reporting and anal­ysis at everyone’s fingertips. Decision makers spend less time looking for answers and more time driving strategic decisions.

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Monitor real-time, business-critical data directly in your mail client or from Web-based dashboards. This enables you to respond to alerts and share comments, collaborating to reach better decisions.

Challenges

  • Lack of timely information. With IT facing ever-increasing demands, decision makers often are unable to get the information they need when they need it.
  • Inaccurate or inconsistent data. Information flows in from multiple sources and is probably not consistent.
  • Difficulty accessing and manipulat­ing source data. Business users spend too much time sorting, filtering and importing data into environments for analysis and formatting.
  • Ineffective information sharing across the organization. Better decisions are impossible if employees do not have the ability to share analytical results.
  • Over-dependence on silo spread­sheets. Multiple types of reports are maintained, with each department believing theirs is the accurate version.
  • Pressure to comply with increasing regulatory requirements. Poor control over data access and manual, error-prone processes can lead to regulatory non-compliance.

The SAS® Solution

SAS Enterprise BI Server is a compre­hensive, easy-to-use business intel­ligence software solution that integrates the power of SAS Analytics and SAS Data Integration to provide insights that drive better decisions. It includes role-based, self-service interfaces for all types of users within a well-defined IT governance framework and a central­ized point of administration. This helps organizations simplify and speed busi­ness intelligence deployment. With SAS Enterprise BI Server:

  • All levels of users can access, produce and distribute reports.
  • Everyone can ask new questions and quickly get the answers they need.
  • Results can be communicated easily with charts, graphs and maps.
  • SAS capabilities for data access, reporting, performance measurement, and analytics can be leveraged directly from Microsoft Office applications.
  • The full breadth of SAS Analytics can be integrated into BI applications and results made available to all.
  • Business users can rely on role-based portals to retrieve the most relevant information and create personalized dashboards in just minutes.
  • Users can get information anytime, anywhere from mobile devices (add-on capability).

Benefits

Key benefits

  • All levels of users can access and produce reports.
  • Everyone can ask new questions and quickly get the answers they need.
  • It is easy to communicate results visually with charts, graphs and maps.
  • Leverage SAS capabilities for data access, reporting and analytics directly from Microsoft Office applications.
  • The full breadth of SAS analytics can be integrated into BI applications and results made available to all.

Reporting: All levels of users can access and produce reports

SAS reporting is self-service so information consumers can access and generate reports on their own in the time frames they require. Users can quickly access data and make informed decisions that will steer favorable outcomes and deliver the desired results. Multiple interfaces are tailored to the different skills and business needs of individuals throughout an organization and users can work in familiar environments (Web browsers, e-mail, Microsoft Office, etc.). The need for training is minimized and results are fast.

Query & Analysis: Users can ask new questions and quickly get the answers they need

SAS provides multiple query interfaces for differing skill levels, enabling users to access and query data on their own without having to learn new skills. SAS has the power and interoperability to query across multiple databases and platforms, and incorporate those results into reports, portals or Microsoft Office applications. Complex analysis can be performed in familiar environments as well.

 

Business Visualization: Easily present data in charts, graphs and maps

SAS provides an extensive suite of graphic data presentation options to illustrate relationships that are difficult to see in spreadsheets or table formats. These graphics can be produced as reports that can be surfaced in the portal or as part of an application, or as a freestanding graphic.

 

Microsoft Office Integration: Leverage SAS capabilities directly from Microsoft Office

SAS functionality is seamlessly integrated into Microsoft Office so users have self-service access to SAS business intelligence and analytics from within Microsoft Office applications. This allows organizations to implement business analysis standards, while making data from multiple sources easily available to users through familiar Microsoft Office environments.

 

Integrated Analytics: Integrate the full breadth of SAS analytics and make results available to all

SAS is the market leader in analytics, and these powerful analytic capabilities can be leveraged by more users across the organization. This includes analytic

 

Key benefits

  • All levels of users can access and produce reports.
  • Everyone can ask new questions and quickly get the answers they need.
  • It is easy to communicate results visually with charts, graphs and maps.
  • Leverage SAS capabilities for data access, reporting and analytics directly from Microsoft Office applications.
  • The full breadth of SAS analytics can be integrated into BI applications and results made available to all results or the ability to run analytic models directly from within their BI interface of choice – Web browser, portal or Microsoft Office applications. SAS analytic capabilities are the highest quality in the industry, ensuring precision and allowing for greater certainty and confidence in the results.

Capabilities

Reporting

SAS Reporting is self-service, so all lev­els of information consumers can access and generate reports on their own in the time frames they require. Users can quickly access source data, easily refresh reports and make informed decisions that will steer favorable out­comes and deliver the desired results. Multiple interfaces are tailored to the different skills and business needs of individuals throughout an organization, and users can work in familiar environ­ments (Web browsers, Microsoft Office applications and Microsoft Outlook). The need for training is minimized and results are fast.

Query and Analysis

Users can ask new questions and quickly get the answers they need. SAS provides multiple query interfaces for differing skill levels, enabling users to access and query data on their own without having to learn new skills or involve IT. SAS has the power and interoperability to query across multiple databases and platforms and to incor­porate those results into reports, portals or Microsoft Office applications. Complex analysis can be performed in familiar environments as well.

Business Visualization

With SAS, it is easy to present data in charts, graphs and maps. In addition, SAS provides an extensive suite of highly interactive data presentation options to illustrate relationships that are difficult to see in spreadsheets or table formats. Animated 2-D and 3-D graph­ics can be produced as reports and then surfaced in the portal, as part of a PowerPoint presentation or as a freestanding graphic.

Microsoft Office Integration

SAS functionality integrates seamlessly into Microsoft Office, giving users transparent, self-service access to SAS Business Intelligence reports and ana­lytics from within Microsoft applications such as Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and SharePoint. This allows organizations to implement business analysis standards, while making data from multiple sources easily available to users through familiar Microsoft Office tools and menus.

Integrated Analytics

SAS is the market leader in analytics, and now more users across the organi­zation can leverage the full breadth of SAS Analytics and collaborate effectively on results. This includes analytic results or the ability to run analytic models directly from within the BI interface of choice – Web browser, portal or Microsoft Office applications. SAS analytic capabilities are the highest quality in the industry, ensuring precision and allowing for greater certainty and confidence in the results.

About SAS

SAS is the leader in business analytics software and services, and the largest independent vendor in the business intelligence market. Through innovative solutions delivered within an integrated framework, SAS helps customers at more than 50,000 sites improve perfor­mance and deliver value by making bet­ter decisions faster. Since 1976 SAS has been giving customers around the world THE POWER TO KNOW®.

 
 
 
 
 

SAS® Business Intelligence software is published by SAS Institute Inc. (www.sas.com).

[:ms]Design-Ease-9-CD

Design-Ease® software is the ‘light’ version of the far more comprehensive Design-Expert® software from Stat-Ease, which offers response surface methods (RSM) and mixture designs for product formulators. However, if all you need are the 20% of DOE tools that return 80% of the potential gains for process improvement, Design-Ease may be just what you need and no more, thus keeping it simple statistically (KISS).

Design-Ease is the ‘light’ version of the far more comprehensive Design-Expert® software from Stat-Ease, which offers response surface methods (RSM) and mixture designs for product formulators. However, if all you need are the 20% of DOE tools that return 80% of the potential gains for process improvement, Design-Ease may be just what you need and no more, thus keeping it simple statistically (KISS).

Design-Ease provides only factorials for screening and characterization of processes–not response surface methods (RSM), mixture or combined designs, which are available only in Design-Expert.

Good news for network administrators

New more flexible and easier-to-use license manager with greater power to serve enterprise users: For example, network ‘seats’ can be checked out to individual laptops and multiple opening of the program on a specific computer will only use one seat.

Component Minimum
Processor 500 MHz
Hard Drive 100 MB free space
RAM 512 MB
Display 800×600
Operating System
  • Windows XP SP3 or
  • Windows Vista SP2 or
  • Windows 7 SP1 or
  • Windows 8
Microsoft .NET Framework Version 4.0

Data and simulation files associated with the tutorials need to be downloaded separately.

There are a few DX8 tutorials noted below that will be replaced by DX9 versions as they become available.

Tutorials (DX & DE) Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document General Multilevel-Categoric One-Factor 1.99 MB Build and analyze a one-factor factorial design, “Bowling”
Adobe Acrobat Document General Multilevel-Categoric Factorial 1.73 MB Build and analyze a three-level design with factorial analysis, “Battery” [Battery.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Two-Level Factorial 2.64 MB Two-level factorial design, “Filtrate” [Filtrate.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Foldover Designs 1.24 MB Augment a factorial design by foldover (DX8 tutorial) [Biker.dxp]
Adobe Acrobat Document Taguchi Designs 641.36 KB Taguchi designs (DX8 tutorial) [Taguchi-L16.dxp]
Adobe Acrobat Document Split-Plot General Multilevel-Categoric Factorial 1.03 MB Build and analyze a split-plot factorial design, “Pulp” [Pulp.simx]
Tutorials (DX Only) Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document One Factor RSM 1.86 MB Build and analyze a one-factor RSM design, “Driving”
Adobe Acrobat Document Multi-Factor RSM 3.46 MB Multifactor response surface, “RSM” [RSM.dxpx & RSM-a.dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Optimal Numeric 1.05 MB Adding multifactor constraints to an optimal design
Adobe Acrobat Document Mixture Designs 2.64 MB Build and analyze a simplex-lattice design, “Mix” [Mix.dxpx & Mix-a.dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Combined Mixture-Process 1.65 MB Build and analyze a mixture design with process factors, “Fish Patties” [Fish Patties.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Optimal Categoric 1.28 MB Adding categoric factors to an optimal design (DX8 tutorial) [Peel.dxp]
Adobe Acrobat Document Historical RSM 824.21 KB Analysis of highly correlated data, “Longley” (DX8 tutorial) [Longley.dxp]
Feature Tour Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document Simple Sample 416.36 KB How to use simple sample designs [Simple Sample-Motor Shaft.dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Split-Plot Factorial 698.29 KB How to build a factorial split-plot [PCR with data.dxpx & PCR.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Split-Plot Optimal 298.23 KB How to build an optimal split-plot [PCR as Optimal Build (starter).dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Verification Runs 455.64 KB How to use verification runs [RSM-a.dxpx] (DX9 Only)
Adobe Acrobat Document Confirmation Runs 323.3 KB How to enter confirmation runs [RSM-a.dxpx] (DX9 Only)
Documents Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document What’s new in version 9? 1.82 MB Illustrated highlights of new features in Design-Expert 9
Adobe Acrobat Document New Factorial Design Builder 370.85 KB DX9 factorial design builder: screenshots and comparison to DX8
Windows Installer Design-Expert 9 Tutorials 24.28 MB Installs all Design-Expert tutorials and data files.
Windows Installer Design-Ease 9 Tutorials 10.81 MB Installs all Design-Ease tutorials and data files.
Tutorial Name
Help Video tutorial help and navigation tips
Factorial Design
1 Building a 2-level factorial and sorting data
2 Analyzing the data in a 2-level factorial
3 Exploring the model graphs
4 Finding the optimum settings and confirming the model
Mixture Design
1 Building and Analyzing an Optimal Mixture Design
Try the free 45-days trial!download-now-trial

Design-Ease 9 Installer. Size: (27.06 MB)

Kindly fill up this form for quotation of Design-Ease V9. Discount will be given on bulk purchase.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Design-Expert® (and Design-Ease®) software is published by Stat-Ease, Inc., Minneapolis, MN USA (www.statease.com).

[:in]Design-Ease-9-CD

Design-Ease® software is the ‘light’ version of the far more comprehensive Design-Expert® software from Stat-Ease, which offers response surface methods (RSM) and mixture designs for product formulators. However, if all you need are the 20% of DOE tools that return 80% of the potential gains for process improvement, Design-Ease may be just what you need and no more, thus keeping it simple statistically (KISS).

Design-Ease is the ‘light’ version of the far more comprehensive Design-Expert® software from Stat-Ease, which offers response surface methods (RSM) and mixture designs for product formulators. However, if all you need are the 20% of DOE tools that return 80% of the potential gains for process improvement, Design-Ease may be just what you need and no more, thus keeping it simple statistically (KISS).

Design-Ease provides only factorials for screening and characterization of processes–not response surface methods (RSM), mixture or combined designs, which are available only in Design-Expert.

Good news for network administrators

New more flexible and easier-to-use license manager with greater power to serve enterprise users: For example, network ‘seats’ can be checked out to individual laptops and multiple opening of the program on a specific computer will only use one seat.

Component Minimum
Processor 500 MHz
Hard Drive 100 MB free space
RAM 512 MB
Display 800×600
Operating System
  • Windows XP SP3 or
  • Windows Vista SP2 or
  • Windows 7 SP1 or
  • Windows 8
Microsoft .NET Framework Version 4.0

Data and simulation files associated with the tutorials need to be downloaded separately.

There are a few DX8 tutorials noted below that will be replaced by DX9 versions as they become available.

Tutorials (DX & DE) Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document General Multilevel-Categoric One-Factor 1.99 MB Build and analyze a one-factor factorial design, “Bowling”
Adobe Acrobat Document General Multilevel-Categoric Factorial 1.73 MB Build and analyze a three-level design with factorial analysis, “Battery” [Battery.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Two-Level Factorial 2.64 MB Two-level factorial design, “Filtrate” [Filtrate.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Foldover Designs 1.24 MB Augment a factorial design by foldover (DX8 tutorial) [Biker.dxp]
Adobe Acrobat Document Taguchi Designs 641.36 KB Taguchi designs (DX8 tutorial) [Taguchi-L16.dxp]
Adobe Acrobat Document Split-Plot General Multilevel-Categoric Factorial 1.03 MB Build and analyze a split-plot factorial design, “Pulp” [Pulp.simx]
Tutorials (DX Only) Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document One Factor RSM 1.86 MB Build and analyze a one-factor RSM design, “Driving”
Adobe Acrobat Document Multi-Factor RSM 3.46 MB Multifactor response surface, “RSM” [RSM.dxpx & RSM-a.dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Optimal Numeric 1.05 MB Adding multifactor constraints to an optimal design
Adobe Acrobat Document Mixture Designs 2.64 MB Build and analyze a simplex-lattice design, “Mix” [Mix.dxpx & Mix-a.dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Combined Mixture-Process 1.65 MB Build and analyze a mixture design with process factors, “Fish Patties” [Fish Patties.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Optimal Categoric 1.28 MB Adding categoric factors to an optimal design (DX8 tutorial) [Peel.dxp]
Adobe Acrobat Document Historical RSM 824.21 KB Analysis of highly correlated data, “Longley” (DX8 tutorial) [Longley.dxp]
Feature Tour Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document Simple Sample 416.36 KB How to use simple sample designs [Simple Sample-Motor Shaft.dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Split-Plot Factorial 698.29 KB How to build a factorial split-plot [PCR with data.dxpx & PCR.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Split-Plot Optimal 298.23 KB How to build an optimal split-plot [PCR as Optimal Build (starter).dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Verification Runs 455.64 KB How to use verification runs [RSM-a.dxpx] (DX9 Only)
Adobe Acrobat Document Confirmation Runs 323.3 KB How to enter confirmation runs [RSM-a.dxpx] (DX9 Only)
Documents Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document What’s new in version 9? 1.82 MB Illustrated highlights of new features in Design-Expert 9
Adobe Acrobat Document New Factorial Design Builder 370.85 KB DX9 factorial design builder: screenshots and comparison to DX8
Windows Installer Design-Expert 9 Tutorials 24.28 MB Installs all Design-Expert tutorials and data files.
Windows Installer Design-Ease 9 Tutorials 10.81 MB Installs all Design-Ease tutorials and data files.
Tutorial Name
Help Video tutorial help and navigation tips
Factorial Design
1 Building a 2-level factorial and sorting data
2 Analyzing the data in a 2-level factorial
3 Exploring the model graphs
4 Finding the optimum settings and confirming the model
Mixture Design
1 Building and Analyzing an Optimal Mixture Design
Try the free 45-days trial!download-now-trial

Design-Ease 9 Installer. Size: (27.06 MB)

Kindly fill up this form for quotation of Design-Ease V9. Discount will be given on bulk purchase.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Design-Expert® (and Design-Ease®) software is published by Stat-Ease, Inc., Minneapolis, MN USA (www.statease.com).

[:vi]Design-Ease-9-CD

Design-Ease® software is the ‘light’ version of the far more comprehensive Design-Expert® software from Stat-Ease, which offers response surface methods (RSM) and mixture designs for product formulators. However, if all you need are the 20% of DOE tools that return 80% of the potential gains for process improvement, Design-Ease may be just what you need and no more, thus keeping it simple statistically (KISS).

Design-Ease is the ‘light’ version of the far more comprehensive Design-Expert® software from Stat-Ease, which offers response surface methods (RSM) and mixture designs for product formulators. However, if all you need are the 20% of DOE tools that return 80% of the potential gains for process improvement, Design-Ease may be just what you need and no more, thus keeping it simple statistically (KISS).

Design-Ease provides only factorials for screening and characterization of processes–not response surface methods (RSM), mixture or combined designs, which are available only in Design-Expert.

Good news for network administrators

New more flexible and easier-to-use license manager with greater power to serve enterprise users: For example, network ‘seats’ can be checked out to individual laptops and multiple opening of the program on a specific computer will only use one seat.

Component Minimum
Processor 500 MHz
Hard Drive 100 MB free space
RAM 512 MB
Display 800×600
Operating System
  • Windows XP SP3 or
  • Windows Vista SP2 or
  • Windows 7 SP1 or
  • Windows 8
Microsoft .NET Framework Version 4.0

Data and simulation files associated with the tutorials need to be downloaded separately.

There are a few DX8 tutorials noted below that will be replaced by DX9 versions as they become available.

Tutorials (DX & DE) Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document General Multilevel-Categoric One-Factor 1.99 MB Build and analyze a one-factor factorial design, “Bowling”
Adobe Acrobat Document General Multilevel-Categoric Factorial 1.73 MB Build and analyze a three-level design with factorial analysis, “Battery” [Battery.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Two-Level Factorial 2.64 MB Two-level factorial design, “Filtrate” [Filtrate.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Foldover Designs 1.24 MB Augment a factorial design by foldover (DX8 tutorial) [Biker.dxp]
Adobe Acrobat Document Taguchi Designs 641.36 KB Taguchi designs (DX8 tutorial) [Taguchi-L16.dxp]
Adobe Acrobat Document Split-Plot General Multilevel-Categoric Factorial 1.03 MB Build and analyze a split-plot factorial design, “Pulp” [Pulp.simx]
Tutorials (DX Only) Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document One Factor RSM 1.86 MB Build and analyze a one-factor RSM design, “Driving”
Adobe Acrobat Document Multi-Factor RSM 3.46 MB Multifactor response surface, “RSM” [RSM.dxpx & RSM-a.dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Optimal Numeric 1.05 MB Adding multifactor constraints to an optimal design
Adobe Acrobat Document Mixture Designs 2.64 MB Build and analyze a simplex-lattice design, “Mix” [Mix.dxpx & Mix-a.dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Combined Mixture-Process 1.65 MB Build and analyze a mixture design with process factors, “Fish Patties” [Fish Patties.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Optimal Categoric 1.28 MB Adding categoric factors to an optimal design (DX8 tutorial) [Peel.dxp]
Adobe Acrobat Document Historical RSM 824.21 KB Analysis of highly correlated data, “Longley” (DX8 tutorial) [Longley.dxp]
Feature Tour Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document Simple Sample 416.36 KB How to use simple sample designs [Simple Sample-Motor Shaft.dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Split-Plot Factorial 698.29 KB How to build a factorial split-plot [PCR with data.dxpx & PCR.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Split-Plot Optimal 298.23 KB How to build an optimal split-plot [PCR as Optimal Build (starter).dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Verification Runs 455.64 KB How to use verification runs [RSM-a.dxpx] (DX9 Only)
Adobe Acrobat Document Confirmation Runs 323.3 KB How to enter confirmation runs [RSM-a.dxpx] (DX9 Only)
Documents Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document What’s new in version 9? 1.82 MB Illustrated highlights of new features in Design-Expert 9
Adobe Acrobat Document New Factorial Design Builder 370.85 KB DX9 factorial design builder: screenshots and comparison to DX8
Windows Installer Design-Expert 9 Tutorials 24.28 MB Installs all Design-Expert tutorials and data files.
Windows Installer Design-Ease 9 Tutorials 10.81 MB Installs all Design-Ease tutorials and data files.
Tutorial Name
Help Video tutorial help and navigation tips
Factorial Design
1 Building a 2-level factorial and sorting data
2 Analyzing the data in a 2-level factorial
3 Exploring the model graphs
4 Finding the optimum settings and confirming the model
Mixture Design
1 Building and Analyzing an Optimal Mixture Design
Try the free 45-days trial!download-now-trial

Design-Ease 9 Installer. Size: (27.06 MB)

Kindly fill up this form for quotation of Design-Ease V9. Discount will be given on bulk purchase.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Design-Expert® (and Design-Ease®) software is published by Stat-Ease, Inc., Minneapolis, MN USA (www.statease.com).

[:tr]Design-Ease-9-CD

Design-Ease® software is the ‘light’ version of the far more comprehensive Design-Expert® software from Stat-Ease, which offers response surface methods (RSM) and mixture designs for product formulators. However, if all you need are the 20% of DOE tools that return 80% of the potential gains for process improvement, Design-Ease may be just what you need and no more, thus keeping it simple statistically (KISS).

Design-Ease is the ‘light’ version of the far more comprehensive Design-Expert® software from Stat-Ease, which offers response surface methods (RSM) and mixture designs for product formulators. However, if all you need are the 20% of DOE tools that return 80% of the potential gains for process improvement, Design-Ease may be just what you need and no more, thus keeping it simple statistically (KISS).

Design-Ease provides only factorials for screening and characterization of processes–not response surface methods (RSM), mixture or combined designs, which are available only in Design-Expert.

Good news for network administrators

New more flexible and easier-to-use license manager with greater power to serve enterprise users: For example, network ‘seats’ can be checked out to individual laptops and multiple opening of the program on a specific computer will only use one seat.

Component Minimum
Processor 500 MHz
Hard Drive 100 MB free space
RAM 512 MB
Display 800×600
Operating System
  • Windows XP SP3 or
  • Windows Vista SP2 or
  • Windows 7 SP1 or
  • Windows 8
Microsoft .NET Framework Version 4.0

Data and simulation files associated with the tutorials need to be downloaded separately.

There are a few DX8 tutorials noted below that will be replaced by DX9 versions as they become available.

Tutorials (DX & DE) Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document General Multilevel-Categoric One-Factor 1.99 MB Build and analyze a one-factor factorial design, “Bowling”
Adobe Acrobat Document General Multilevel-Categoric Factorial 1.73 MB Build and analyze a three-level design with factorial analysis, “Battery” [Battery.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Two-Level Factorial 2.64 MB Two-level factorial design, “Filtrate” [Filtrate.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Foldover Designs 1.24 MB Augment a factorial design by foldover (DX8 tutorial) [Biker.dxp]
Adobe Acrobat Document Taguchi Designs 641.36 KB Taguchi designs (DX8 tutorial) [Taguchi-L16.dxp]
Adobe Acrobat Document Split-Plot General Multilevel-Categoric Factorial 1.03 MB Build and analyze a split-plot factorial design, “Pulp” [Pulp.simx]
Tutorials (DX Only) Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document One Factor RSM 1.86 MB Build and analyze a one-factor RSM design, “Driving”
Adobe Acrobat Document Multi-Factor RSM 3.46 MB Multifactor response surface, “RSM” [RSM.dxpx & RSM-a.dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Optimal Numeric 1.05 MB Adding multifactor constraints to an optimal design
Adobe Acrobat Document Mixture Designs 2.64 MB Build and analyze a simplex-lattice design, “Mix” [Mix.dxpx & Mix-a.dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Combined Mixture-Process 1.65 MB Build and analyze a mixture design with process factors, “Fish Patties” [Fish Patties.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Optimal Categoric 1.28 MB Adding categoric factors to an optimal design (DX8 tutorial) [Peel.dxp]
Adobe Acrobat Document Historical RSM 824.21 KB Analysis of highly correlated data, “Longley” (DX8 tutorial) [Longley.dxp]
Feature Tour Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document Simple Sample 416.36 KB How to use simple sample designs [Simple Sample-Motor Shaft.dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Split-Plot Factorial 698.29 KB How to build a factorial split-plot [PCR with data.dxpx & PCR.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Split-Plot Optimal 298.23 KB How to build an optimal split-plot [PCR as Optimal Build (starter).dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Verification Runs 455.64 KB How to use verification runs [RSM-a.dxpx] (DX9 Only)
Adobe Acrobat Document Confirmation Runs 323.3 KB How to enter confirmation runs [RSM-a.dxpx] (DX9 Only)
Documents Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document What’s new in version 9? 1.82 MB Illustrated highlights of new features in Design-Expert 9
Adobe Acrobat Document New Factorial Design Builder 370.85 KB DX9 factorial design builder: screenshots and comparison to DX8
Windows Installer Design-Expert 9 Tutorials 24.28 MB Installs all Design-Expert tutorials and data files.
Windows Installer Design-Ease 9 Tutorials 10.81 MB Installs all Design-Ease tutorials and data files.
Tutorial Name
Help Video tutorial help and navigation tips
Factorial Design
1 Building a 2-level factorial and sorting data
2 Analyzing the data in a 2-level factorial
3 Exploring the model graphs
4 Finding the optimum settings and confirming the model
Mixture Design
1 Building and Analyzing an Optimal Mixture Design
Try the free 45-days trial!download-now-trial

Design-Ease 9 Installer. Size: (27.06 MB)

Kindly fill up this form for quotation of Design-Ease V9. Discount will be given on bulk purchase.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Design-Expert® (and Design-Ease®) software is published by Stat-Ease, Inc., Minneapolis, MN USA (www.statease.com).

[:ar]Design-Ease-9-CD

Design-Ease® software is the ‘light’ version of the far more comprehensive Design-Expert® software from Stat-Ease, which offers response surface methods (RSM) and mixture designs for product formulators. However, if all you need are the 20% of DOE tools that return 80% of the potential gains for process improvement, Design-Ease may be just what you need and no more, thus keeping it simple statistically (KISS).

Design-Ease is the ‘light’ version of the far more comprehensive Design-Expert® software from Stat-Ease, which offers response surface methods (RSM) and mixture designs for product formulators. However, if all you need are the 20% of DOE tools that return 80% of the potential gains for process improvement, Design-Ease may be just what you need and no more, thus keeping it simple statistically (KISS).

Design-Ease provides only factorials for screening and characterization of processes–not response surface methods (RSM), mixture or combined designs, which are available only in Design-Expert.

Good news for network administrators

New more flexible and easier-to-use license manager with greater power to serve enterprise users: For example, network ‘seats’ can be checked out to individual laptops and multiple opening of the program on a specific computer will only use one seat.

Component Minimum
Processor 500 MHz
Hard Drive 100 MB free space
RAM 512 MB
Display 800×600
Operating System
  • Windows XP SP3 or
  • Windows Vista SP2 or
  • Windows 7 SP1 or
  • Windows 8
Microsoft .NET Framework Version 4.0

Data and simulation files associated with the tutorials need to be downloaded separately.

There are a few DX8 tutorials noted below that will be replaced by DX9 versions as they become available.

Tutorials (DX & DE) Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document General Multilevel-Categoric One-Factor 1.99 MB Build and analyze a one-factor factorial design, “Bowling”
Adobe Acrobat Document General Multilevel-Categoric Factorial 1.73 MB Build and analyze a three-level design with factorial analysis, “Battery” [Battery.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Two-Level Factorial 2.64 MB Two-level factorial design, “Filtrate” [Filtrate.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Foldover Designs 1.24 MB Augment a factorial design by foldover (DX8 tutorial) [Biker.dxp]
Adobe Acrobat Document Taguchi Designs 641.36 KB Taguchi designs (DX8 tutorial) [Taguchi-L16.dxp]
Adobe Acrobat Document Split-Plot General Multilevel-Categoric Factorial 1.03 MB Build and analyze a split-plot factorial design, “Pulp” [Pulp.simx]
Tutorials (DX Only) Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document One Factor RSM 1.86 MB Build and analyze a one-factor RSM design, “Driving”
Adobe Acrobat Document Multi-Factor RSM 3.46 MB Multifactor response surface, “RSM” [RSM.dxpx & RSM-a.dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Optimal Numeric 1.05 MB Adding multifactor constraints to an optimal design
Adobe Acrobat Document Mixture Designs 2.64 MB Build and analyze a simplex-lattice design, “Mix” [Mix.dxpx & Mix-a.dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Combined Mixture-Process 1.65 MB Build and analyze a mixture design with process factors, “Fish Patties” [Fish Patties.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Optimal Categoric 1.28 MB Adding categoric factors to an optimal design (DX8 tutorial) [Peel.dxp]
Adobe Acrobat Document Historical RSM 824.21 KB Analysis of highly correlated data, “Longley” (DX8 tutorial) [Longley.dxp]
Feature Tour Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document Simple Sample 416.36 KB How to use simple sample designs [Simple Sample-Motor Shaft.dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Split-Plot Factorial 698.29 KB How to build a factorial split-plot [PCR with data.dxpx & PCR.simx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Split-Plot Optimal 298.23 KB How to build an optimal split-plot [PCR as Optimal Build (starter).dxpx]
Adobe Acrobat Document Verification Runs 455.64 KB How to use verification runs [RSM-a.dxpx] (DX9 Only)
Adobe Acrobat Document Confirmation Runs 323.3 KB How to enter confirmation runs [RSM-a.dxpx] (DX9 Only)
Documents Size Description
Adobe Acrobat Document What’s new in version 9? 1.82 MB Illustrated highlights of new features in Design-Expert 9
Adobe Acrobat Document New Factorial Design Builder 370.85 KB DX9 factorial design builder: screenshots and comparison to DX8
Windows Installer Design-Expert 9 Tutorials 24.28 MB Installs all Design-Expert tutorials and data files.
Windows Installer Design-Ease 9 Tutorials 10.81 MB Installs all Design-Ease tutorials and data files.
Tutorial Name
Help Video tutorial help and navigation tips
Factorial Design
1 Building a 2-level factorial and sorting data
2 Analyzing the data in a 2-level factorial
3 Exploring the model graphs
4 Finding the optimum settings and confirming the model
Mixture Design
1 Building and Analyzing an Optimal Mixture Design
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