Seamless Integration

Predictive Integration Software

Simplified Multi-Disciplinary Analyses

SPISE offers a customizable infrastructure for performing end-to-end multi-disciplinary analyses through the integration of various Modeling and Simulation (M&S) and analytical software tools. It uses a modular architecture to provide an agile platform for integrating the unlimited number of software tools in today’s market.

Software Integration

The ability to integrate multiple tools inside a single software is SPISE’s most dominating feature. SPISE is, in essence, the assembly of various technologies into one resourceful and powerful machine. SPISE’s platform can contain powerful and well-known mathematical tools such as MATLAB, Mathematica, and PredictionProbe’s own award-winning probabilistic tools. Integration is further enhanced through programming tools such as the C# Code Module and Scripting Module, in addition to various reporting and management tools such as MS Excel, MS Project, and TeeChart Graphing Module. Communication and networking are necessary for big or small projects, simple or complex systems. Remote execution, database integration, and processing flexibility are some of the key features of SPISE. By bringing together all the capabilities of each of these tools, SPISE has not only made simple the execution of highly complex systems, but also set out to accomplish tasks that none of these software could perform on their own.

SPISE offers its users a comprehensive and user-friendly workflow environment in which they may build their integrative system. Using SPISE’s drag-and-drop capability, the users are equipped with various applications and tools. These elements are then combined into single or multiple workflows which, together, integrate numerous deterministic, probabilistic, and statistical software tools into a powerful multi-disciplinary system.

Stay Connected Around the Globe

SPISE brings together all available resources from around the world to one location, allowing companies to remain competitive while cost-effective. Complex remote execution modules allow project synchronization across the web. These modules allow for parallel execution of systems from the same or multiple locations. Users from different computers can share their workflows as well as applications using simple, user-friendly tools within the program. Organization, teamwork, and project analysis is the major goal.

System of Systems Software

SPISE consists of several Workflow-encompassing modules, which contain external or internal constructs that perform complex analyses. Each Workflow, therefore, acts as a system of systems, where one application can perform calculations on the results of another and data can be passed along multiple structural levels. Various studies can be performed on each system, including advanced probabilistic analysis (i.e. probability, inverse probability, optimization, robust design, and PDF/CDF). Workflows can be executed on multiple computers in parallel or serialized mode. A bridge between SPISE and other software, such as MATLAB, Mathematica, and MS Excel and MS Project allow for further system integration.