This video covers the basic capabilities of EASA, applied to MS Excel. It demonstrates how the EASA platform eliminates spreadsheet chaos.
EASA is unique among Excel to web tools as it fully retains any included macros or VBA. This video describes EASA’s basic capability though it possesses substantial additional functionality that enable many capabilities beyond what you can do in a spreadsheet such as workflow integration, report and dashboard creation, workflow management and custom web portal creation.
Significant efficiency gains can be realized by appifying a repeated process used to simulate mild derivative designs. Integration and automation coupled with strict adherence to a design rule-based methodology ensures fast and reliable new designs.
Simulation Model Deployment Through “Appification” Using EASA provides access to simulation models for a much wider audience, and also enables case management and collaboration between users.
The benefits that relational databases can provide for businesses are countless. If you’re not yet convinced, here are eight of the most important reasons why your enterprise should start using them.
The easiest way to deploy an Excel web application on your website is to offer it for download. You simply embed a button that sends the file directly to your visitor’s computer, allowing them to use the spreadsheet in full.
Run an Excel spreadsheet calculation as a process within another application. This enables you to provide custom or expanded capability within a 3rd party application – for example, your preferred low-code or CRM system.
“Democratization” is a bit more than just “deployment”. We can “deploy” a spreadsheet calculator or MATLAB model simply by emailing it to a group of recipients, or putting it on a network drive or a portal such as SharePoint. That is NOT the same as “democratizing” – ensuring SAFE and SECURE access, plus the ability for users to run the model, WITHOUT deep knowledge of the underlying technology, and WITHOUT making mistakes.
In this presentation from CAASE20, EASA's Sebastian Dewhurst provides an update on the state of democratizing simulation.
The democratization of simulation and design optimization is proving to be an increasingly important goal as enterprises realize that greater collaboration can lead to significant advancements – and ultimately position an enterprise as the innovative leader in their industry.
EASA's Seb Dewhurst shares his thoughts on the coming year.
EASA's Sebastian Dewhurst discusses how much faster the learning process would be if an algorithm "knew". There would be far fewer failures early on, and far less data would be required.
"Companies are beginning to realize that they are sitting on a gold-mine of untapped potential." Read on to learn more!
Rev-Sim's Malcolm Panthaki and EASA's Mike Nieburg answer the question... Can non-experts safely utilize advanced modeling and workflows?
With the right tools and best practices, organizations can move the digital thread forward and keep Excel.
Digital Engineering Editor, Beth Stackpole writes about the future of Excel in today's PLM environment.
One powerful approach to Democratizing Simulation is the technique of web applications. Engineering.com's Michael Alba writes about EASA's simulation web apps.
EASA Software's Tim Valachovic and Pat Pennington provide this workshop at the CAASE 18 conference.
For Pfizer, modeling technology is critical to their ability to produce cutting edge pharmaceutical products in a competitive and rapidly changing industry.
EASA Software offers a way to broaden the reach of simulation via expert-authored apps with simple GUIs.
July 26, 2022 – PITTSBURGH, PA – Volaris Group Inc., has acquired EASA Software, a low-code application development platform that enables organizations … Continue reading EASA Software Joins Volaris Group
ASSESS Initiative, a broad reaching multi-industry initiative to facilitate a revolution of enablement that will vastly increase the availability and … Continue reading ASSESS Initiative Announces EASA Software as a Gold Sponsor of the ASSESS 2019 Congress and the ASSESS Initiative
RevolutioninSimulation.org (Rev-Sim.org), the new web portal created to support the Democratization of Simulation and acceleration of innovation, announces the first … Continue reading Webinar: Democratizing Simulation… Can Non-Experts Safely Utilize Advanced Modeling Tools and Workflows?
Advanced simulation should be safely accessible to everyone – not just the experts. Democratized Simulation makes analysis more powerful and … Continue reading Webinar: Democratizing Simulation – The Business Case for Enabling Non-Experts to Safely Utilize Advanced Modeling Tools and Workflows
TAMPA, FL; SEPTAMBER 5, 2018 — EASA Software Ltd., a leading provider of model deployment technology, is delivering an Advanced … Continue reading EASA Advanced Low-Code Development Democratizes Complex Simulation Models
New Simulation Community-Driven Portal Provides a One-Stop Resource to Support Movement to Democratize Simulation MAY 30, 2018; USA – Today, … Continue reading RevolutionInSimulation.Org Public Web Portal Launched to Support Simulation for Everyone
This webinar discusses the advantages of applying a low code application development platform that effectively makes Excel spreadsheets behave like modern enterprise applications (that can be integrated into workflows if needed), eliminating Excel’s weaknesses and providing a far higher level of comfort that these tools are functioning correctly, consistently and securely.
Hyde Marine, the world leader in ballast water treatment systems, were looking for a way to enhance their customers’ ability to access and utilize a critical Hyde Marine product.
Air International, a leading supplier of heating, ventilation and air conditioning units, needed to increase the value of their CAE assets while ensuring expert knowledge and design rules were incorporated into the process.
LeasePlan, the world leader in vehicle fleet management, needed to improve the management of critical spreadsheets.
GE Energy Wind Energy division needed to greatly improve the efficiency and speed of developing proposals to respond to sales inquiries.
Most Tesla car owners would agree that over-the-air updates are their favorite feature. The car gets better with time as software updates improve the driver’s experience. Hyde Marine has applied this principle to their products by using EASA to create highly intuitive, fit-for-purpose apps that enhance their customers’ experience.
Learn how a Pitman Arm Smart Generator process was reduced from 2 weeks down to only a few hours with a fit for purpose app.
A major limitation of most modeling and simulation tools is that only subject matter experts can use them. Pfizer has overcome this limitation by using EASA’s patented “application” technology to create a proprietary “app store” of intuitive web apps that drive a wide variety of models created with tools such as gPROMS, Aspen Plus, DynoChem, Fluent, and MATLAB, as well as in-house codes and scripts. These web apps incorporate both expertise and comprehensive error checks, enabling users who are not familiar with the underlying modeling tools to safely use them.
Monsanto extends the life of legacy applications, replacing ancient text based interfaces with modernized GUI driven EASA apps.
Proctor & Gamble democratizes simulation to a much broader user community, creating easy to use but intelligent apps to drive complex multi-step, multi-software workflows.
On June 5-7, more than 500 individuals will gather in Cleveland for the 2018 Conference on Advancing Analysis & Simulation in Engineering. At CAASE18, numerous customer success stories covering democratization and simulation governance will be presented.
With EASA, GE was able to create and deploy a substantially simplified and streamlined “CPQ” (Configure, Price, Quote) method in the form of a custom web app with embedded expertise, coupled to a variety of underlying tools.
