"SYSTAT offers a wide array of analyses easy to use graphics, flexible interactive environment and unsurpassed documentation" -- GeoWorld, 2003

"Overall SYSTAT 10 can be recommended as robust general-purpose statistical analysis and graphical display system that is at least half the price of its nearest competitors." -- Statistical Society of Australia Inc. Newsletter, Software review May 2003 - SYSTAT 10.2

"SYSTAT is computationally fast and the production of results is very fast. The graphics, upon which its initial reputation was justifiably founded, are excellent. What must also be remembered is the excellent data smoothing module - for exploratory data analysis work the combination of the techniques and the graphics is truly excellent. -- British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology, May 2003

"SYSTAT 10.2 is one of the most powerful statistical and graphical analysis packages now on the market. While some may think Microsoft's Excel provides all the data graphing capabilities they will ever need, many computer users regularly need more powerful statistical analysis capability than is built into Excel." -- Golden Triangle PC Club, 2002- www.gtpcc.org

"SYSTAT is a comprehensive, but compact, statistical package for Windows. Targeted at non-novice users, its statistics and distinctively strong graphics are versatile, reliable and well-integrated for exploratory data analysis. Almost all of the analyses can be performed using interactive menus." -- Science Magazine, December 2002

"Systat's menu structure has been rearranged to accommodate a number of new functions without becoming confused, evidence of a shift towards greater transparency of usage." -- Scientific Computing World, 2002

Statistics used to track patients diets. Jens Kondrup, Head Nutrition unit, Rigshospitalet, Denmark, used SYSTAT for his research -- R&D Magazine, 2002

"SYSTAT's strongest points include the wide range of statistics offered for power users and the program's reliability and strong graphic functions." -- Science Magazine, March 9, 2001