In this scenario, Vernon, Vermont was the recommended choice. Right allows you create any number of scenarios and does a careful job of scenario management. Explanations of how ratings were made or criteria weighted can be embedded within documents on call. In the Windows 95 version, there is OLE 2.0 support for linking source information charts, spreadsheets or documents to the Decision Table. All ratings scales can be customized in the numeric editor to fit the analyst's tastes.
Installation is quick and flawlessly accomplished.
Hardware requirements are minimal and are met by even the most basic 486 machine. The interfaces with all Windows versions are seamless. The Manual is a good tutorial and reference guide. However, it is not a textbook in multiattribute modeling. Indeed, in its desire to make the program appear as uncomplicated as possible, the Manual omits all discussion of how the summary scores are calculated.