INSTALLATION FILE
Beta 5 version
December, 31 1970
DOCUMENTS
Overview brochure
An overview of the platform (nov. 2015)
Key features brochure
Description of the main features (nov. 2015)
Orak applied to fraud and money laundering
Intelligence applied to financial research and design proactive due diligence strategies –draft-(nov. 2015)
INSTALL REQUIREMENTS
- Compatible with Microsoft Windows 7, 8.x, 10 in both 32 and 64 bits
- Minimum requirements: 4GB RAM memory; graphic display with 1280×800 resolution
- Connectivity with database servers SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, NexusDB
Please, for troubleshooting and comments go to Wiki Orak or our forums.
User’s guide
This document is a copy of the information contained in the Intel Press web site and aims to provide offline reading, although information could be outdated and gives inaccurate results. Whenever possible, it is always advisable to go directly to https://intel.press/guia+orak where you can find all the information duly updated.(Jan-2016)
VIDEOTUTORIALS
on progress … (in Spanish)
Episode 1. Introduction of Data (I).
Introduction of unstructured information and basic operations on the platform.
Episode 2. Introduction of Data (II).
Importing structured data and first steps with the SNA Tool.
Episode 3. Analysis library (I).
General purpose intelligence analysis.
Strategic Chessboard Analysis inspired by “The A.T. Kearney Strategy Chessboard” (https://www.atkearney.com)
Blue Ocean Tools inspired by Blue Ocean Strategy® developed by W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne.
Cross-impact (sensivity) analysis based on methodology developed by Frederic Vester’s studies.
Trend Impact Analysis based on methodology developed by Theodore J. Gordon
Analysis of competing hypotheses (ACH) based on methodology developed by Richard J.Heuer
Episode 6. Cooperative methodology in the analysis.
Strategy Analysis 360° and Business Model Canvas using cooperative methods using a server survey.
CASE EXAMPLES
Bank transfers
Money transfers between bank accounts example (Jan. 2016)
Group of different types of analysis
Collection of objects of different analysis just for testing purposes (Jan. 2016)
Notice: These documents contain examples of data and reports used in daily operations. To illustrate them as completely as possible, the examples include the names and/or images of individuals, companies, brands, bank accounts, etc. All of these names are fictitious and any similarity to the names and addresses used by an actual business enterprise is entirely coincidental..
