Introduction

From August 2019, the version of .NET Framework required by our Global Model Workstation software is changing from 4.5 to 4.6.

Current versions of our Global Model Workstation& … more

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Overview

Excel Data Workstation v3 is an advanced Microsoft Excel add-in (or plugin), free … more

Oxford Economics’ Global Economic Model provides a rigorous and consistent structure for forecasting and testing scenarios. Advanced software allows you to build your own scenarios, export data … more

There is a new VERSION 3.0 of the Excel Plugin. This post refers to VERSION 2.0 compatible dashboards but the information herein still applies to VERSION 3.0 compatible dashboards – To install … more

A brief tutorial on how to process and visualise European Cities forecasts in Tableau

European Cities and Regional Forecasts subscribers have more options than ever to process and visualise their … more

This is a quick step-by-step guide for getting set up with the Oxford Economics API in Microsoft Power BI. If you haven’t already done so, check out our API guide for the Global Data … more

This guide assumes the reader is already familiar with the Global Data Workstation API. For information on how to access the API, and how to manage selections and download data using the API, check … more

Select users now have API access to the Global Data Workstation. Create custom saved selections programmatically, run them against any of your subscribed databanks, or integrate Oxford Economics& … more

Introduction

In this article we will explain a typical use case of automating several sequential processes involving the Oxford Economics Model, such as taking data changes from an external source … more

Overview We released two new Excel Power BI workbooks providing Oxford Economics’ standard Mondrian dashboards for the Brexit Scenarios Service and Global Scenarios Service databanks. The workbooks … more

There is a new VERSION 3.0 of the Excel Plugin. This post refers to VERSION 2.0 compatible dashboards but the information herein still applies to VERSION 3.0 compatible dashboards – To install … more

Recently we published a couple of new Mondrian Dashboards which leverage Excel’s latest Power Query and Power Pivot technologies. The results are excellent when combined with Oxford … more

Summary

Users of the Global Model Workstation (GMW) can share selections by exporting and importing them as .gmws files. To facilitate selection sharing on a regular basis within an … more

Here at Oxford Economics we are making some exciting changes to our Datafeed system. 

What is this?

The Oxford Economics datafeeds contain the latest data for our Macro and Industry … more

Looking for MACRO Mondrian 3.0 – Please go here.

Looking for INDUSTRY Mondrian 3.0 – Please go here.

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Overview

Recently Oxford Economics … more

Quick Links Installation | Usage Overview Subscribers to our Global Economic Model will now have the facility to run alternative scenarios in the Model and quantify their impact on the global … more

Looking for MACRO Mondrian 3.0 – Please go here.

Looking for MACRO Mondrian 2.0 – Please go here.

Looking for INDUSTRY Mondrian 3.0 – Please go here.

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There is a new version of the Excel Plugin. – Please go here for VERSION 3.0.

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Installation | Download | User Guide

Overview

Excel Data Workstation is one of … more

We’re pleased to announce that a new and improved version of our Global Model Workstation desktop application (GMW) is now available to users of our Global Model. The upgrade includes some new … more

Updated: Android Links, 3 September 2014

We're delighted to have released our new mobile application for Apple iOS (iPhone | iPad) and Google Android mobile devices. Crucially we have … more

We’re pleased to release new charting features in our Global Data Workstation.

Multiple axes

Forecast line

Scalable invariant chart download format (using SVG)

New … more

One of the most popular visualisations in the Global Data Workstation is geographical heat maps. They look nice and are really good at highlighting variable value differences at a glance. … more

We’ve released opt-in and opt-out self-service configuration of email notification preferences for OE reports, for customer subscribers and non-subscribers alike.

How does it work? … more