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ScenarioWizard

The ScenarioWizard software was developed to perform CIB analysis and has been used, tested and further developed in numerous application projects and method experiments. It is provided in two versions: ScenarioWizard for Windows and ScenarioWizard Online. Both versions can be used free of charge. The data formats of both versions are compatible so that the project files can be shared between the two versions.

ScenarioWizard for Windows:

ScenarioWizard for Windows is available as a free download (Windows 10 or higher recommended). On Mac OS systems the software can be operated with the help of a Windows virtualization tool (e.g. Oracle 'VirtualBox' or 'Parallels Desktop'). To increase the usability of the software for confidential scenario studies, the program is designed as offline software that does not connect to the Internet after installation. You can find an overview of working with the ScenarioWizard for Windows here.

Downloads:
→ ScenarioWizard 5.0 Manual (pdf/6 MB)
→ ScenarioWizard 5.0 Software (msi file/3 MB)

Recommended citation:
Weimer-Jehle, W. (2024). ScenarioWizard: Constructing consistent scenarios using cross-impact balance analysis (Version 5.0) [Software]. ZIRIUS, University of Stuttgart. Available from https://www.cross-impact.org/english/CIB_e_ScW.htm.

ScenarioWizard Online:

ScenarioWizard Online is a free browser-based alternative to the PC version of the software. As a web application, it can be used by Windows users, Mac users, Linux users and with any type of tablet. With ScenarioWizard Mobile, a special interface is also provided that is optimized for use with smartphones.

Links:
→ Basic video tutorial (20 min)
→ Login/Create account

Recommended citation:
Weimer-Jehle, W. (2024). ScenarioWizard: Constructing consistent scenarios using cross-impact balance analysis [Web application]. ZIRIUS, University of Stuttgart. Access at https://www.scenariowizard.org.





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