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Case Studies

Learn how customers have incorporated Tom Sawyer Software products into their applications.

BCBI Case Study The Bilkent Center of Bioinformatics uses Tom Sawyer Visualization to help researchers construct and analyze cellular pathways. Visual representations of biological pathway data dramatically reduce the time and cost required for research and development.
Cataphora Case Study Cataphora's C-Evidence uses Tom Sawyer Visualization to help users quickly identify structures of social networks. In minutes, Cataphora can generate and configure drawings from vast amounts of electronic data according to what the user wants to investigate.
QDS Case Study Quantitative Decision Support© integrated Tom Sawyer Visualization into RiskOutLook® to vastly improve user interface with the strategic risk analysis application. Users can now visually identify key dependencies and critical relationships among entities, improving their ability to foresee and mitigate potential problems.
Quipoz Case Study Tom Sawyer Visualization is integrated inside Quipoz's Business System Documentation to produce component maps and graphical displays of program flows. Tom Sawyer Software dramatically increases Quipoz's ability to perform analysis and sell services.
Microfocus Case Study Relativity Technologies (acquired by Micro Focus) eliminated months of development cost and time by integrating Tom Sawyer Visualization into its Modernization Workbench. It met and exceeded customer demands for an improved visualization engine, giving them new tools for analyzing complex interdependencies between software assets.
TIBCO Case Study In TIBCO BusinessEvents, Tom Sawyer Visualization enables users to see the overall structure of the business rules they create, as well as the relationships between the rules and the events they configure. It is easier to demonstrate how BusinessEvents can influence the way users construct business rules when they can see the effects for themselves.