Intelligent Simulators

Turn predictive analytics into an interactive decision experience. CMB’s Intelligent Simulators bring models, research context, and business inputs together so teams can test scenarios, understand tradeoffs, and compare their options.

Scenario Planning Built Around Your Decision

Seeing a predicted result is only the beginning. Decision makers also need to understand which levers matter, how outcomes differ by audience, and why one scenario looks stronger than another.

Intelligent Simulators connect analytical outputs with the context needed to put them to work by combining quantitative models, qualitative context, and business inputs in a purpose-built interactive tool.

Explore predicted outcomes alongside key drivers, customer voices, and guidance. The experience is tailored to your data, audiences, and decision, rather than forcing your question into a generic dashboard.

Product and Offer Design

Explore combinations of features, services, pricing, and bundles. Compare options and see how preferences and predicted outcomes shift across customer segments, not just overall appeal. Apply predictive models and past patterns to development choices before committing resources.

Messaging and Positioning

Compare message bundles and how well they fit each segment. Test benefits, tradeoffs, and messaging scenarios side by side, with customer voices and key drivers next to the predicted results, so teams understand why one option outperforms another.

Customer Journeys

Investigate the practical and emotional drivers that move customers toward action. See which levers matter most for each audience, and turn the results into a direction that program, marketing, and leadership teams can align around.

How Teams Use Intelligent Simulators

A predicted outcome doesn’t tell you what to do next. Teams still need to compare scenarios, understand tradeoffs, and find where action matters most.

Intelligent Simulators combine predictive models, qualitative context, and business inputs in an interactive tool. Stakeholders can run live what-if scenarios and see likely market impact before committing.

What Are Your Models Not Telling You?

Static Reports Can't Answer "What If?"

Reports capture results from one point in time. When assumptions change, options evolve, or market conditions shift, you can’t see how outcomes would change without going back for more analysis.

Spreadsheet Tools That Are Hard to Update

Traditional simulators are often single-analysis tools built in Excel. They’re hard to update and offer a fixed, spreadsheet-based experience, which limits how far stakeholders can explore their options.

One Model, Shown in Isolation

Outputs usually come from a single model or study and are presented on their own, without the research context that explains why the numbers move.

Users Are Left to Guess

Which levers matter most? What changes for each audience? Which scenario should we choose? Traditional tools leave users to work out the implications and decide what to do next on their own.

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