Oracle Crystal Ball

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Oracle Crystal Ball is the leading spreadsheet-based software suite for

predictive modeling, forecasting, simulation, and optimization. Used by 85

percent of the Fortune 500 and taught in the top 50 U.S. MBA programs,

Oracle Crystal Ball gives you unparalleled insight into the critical factors

affecting risk, and calculates the likelihood you will reach your objectives.

With Oracle Crystal Ball, you can make the right tactical decisions to move

you toward your strategic goals and gain a competitive edge under even

the most uncertain market conditions.

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