FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About Probabilistic Technology, PredictionProbe and UNIPASS® Software
QUESTIONS
- What is Probabilistic Technology?
- When was Probabilistic Technology developed?
- What is the difference between statistical approaches and Probabilistic Technology?
- What is UNIPASS?
- Do I have to be an engineer to use UNIPASS?
- How long does it take to learn Probabilistic Technology?
- How do Monte Carlo simulations relate to Probabilistic Technology?
- Why do we need Probabilistic Technology?
- Is Probabilistic Technology mature enough for practical applications?
- What is the best way to begin implementing the technology?
- At what stage of a project should Probabilistic Technology be implemented?
- Which industries have potential applications in Probabilistic Technology?
- What kind of projects most benefit from Probabilistic Technology?
- What kind of operating systems does the UNIPASS software require?
- What kind of technology support does PredictionProbe offer its customers?
- How do I become a registered user in the Probabilistic Technology Community?
14. What kind of operating systems does the UNIPASS software require?
UNIPASS® is easy to use and easy to integrate into most existing environments without a significant learning curve or additional hardware investment. Version 6.0 is compatible with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, and Vista. Furthermore, utilizing its UniFace module, UNIPASS® 6.0 can communicate with software systems residing on UNIX or other popular systems.
