A model is made up of any number of OLAP style hyper-cubes, sheets, variables, database queries and other constructs composed of interconnected cells. These cells update in real-time as changes are made to the model and databases.

The model is housed in , running on top of databases.

A can stand alone or be interconnected with many with the CellSpace/Enterprise product.

A scales to the needs of an enterprise with three levels of products. These are the CellSpace/Lite, CellSpace/Team and CellSpace/Enterprise offerings.

Individual take advantage of the latest multi-core servers as well run comfortably on more modest hardware.

The uses modern browser technology to provide a rich user interface on the desk tops of modelers and reviewers alike.

Because the is browser-based, many users can access the at the same time.

With CellSpace/Enterprise, a can be distributed amongst a number of to decompose the model into data silos and other logical parts.

Linking cells across is just a matter of a click gesture. The linked cell could be within the or anywhere across the LAN or WAN.

This approach encourages a modular design that is logically decomposed into meaningful parts rather than the complexity that ensues with traditional, monolithic spreadsheets.

A is not a mechanism for sharing static, isolated, files.

A is a live, modular, interconnected view of a enterprise.