Why do we provide listings of all of our competitors?
We all believe that any planned experiment is significantly better than any OFAT (One Factor at A Time) approach. The more complex the experiment, the more significant and spirited the differences between the various practitioners.
The most serious problem with Design of Experiments is that it is so narrowly used. Sure, we would love to sell you the software, books, and training to help to you apply DOE. We work hard to make our products the best alternative available. But if one of these other organizations is a better fit for your company, go for it.
Wander around while you are here. You'll find several hundred pages of information on Design of Experiments, and links to thousands of other pages. While you are here, you might buy a couple of books, a class, or some software. You might make a suggestion. Either would be nice, but neither is necessary. We're just glad you stopped by.
A collection of links to information about design and analysis of experiments, as well as other things that are almost related. This is intended to be the most complete page of links for those interested in I-optimal designs.
Training is the most critical factor in whether or not you will be successful in solving problems using design of experiments. Whenever possible, we recommend that you get training that is hands-on, instructor-taught, and built around a complete design of experiments methodology.
We sponsor many training classes. We also try to list competitive training classes when we find out about them.
Keeping a watch on competitors is all part of keeping our products ahead of the pack. Even as we show off STRATEGY and expose our plans for the future in the hopes of getting the best possible input, our competitors must do the same.
These are programs that do ONLY design and analysis of experiments.
This is not intended to be an exhaustive list of general statistics programs, but rather a list of those statistics programs with tools, users, or even significant history in design of experiments.