Key Capabilities of Mathematica Key Capabilities of Mathematica
Connectivity

Mathematica becomes the ultimate nerve center for all your technical computing needs--connecting, controlling, and integrating external data sources, streamed information, and existing systems as if they were built-in functions.

Key Capabilities and Advantages

Automated import and export

Mathematica makes the importing and exporting of hundreds of formats seamless, automatically converting data to or from the Mathematica-computable format.

Data component retrieval

Automatically select the type of data to import from a source using data component retrieval. You might pull in just the numbers from the table on a web page by pointing at its URL, or just the metadata from photos in a directory.

Web-enabled connectivity

Seamlessly install and utilize live web services, or call up data from public or secured URLs just as you would from files. Web-enabled connectivity Web services can be used in Mathematica with the Web Services Package.
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Built-in connectivity with databases, languages, and applications

Built into Mathematica is integration with databases, languages, and a range of applications--so you can plug a Mathematica solution into your infrastructure immediately. Built-in 
connectivity with databases, languages, and applications Mathematica has built-in connectivity to all major databases.
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Deployment on a wide range of platforms

Mathematica is often the first major application ported to a new platform and is available, fully featured and optimized, for almost all operating systems available today--enabling you to use your machine of choice. Deployment on a wide range of platforms Mathematica is routinely the first major software application to run and be optimized for new systems.

Optimized binary I/O

For fast interactive data transport, Mathematica includes Input/Output tools for binary data.

Work natively with any data

Just one automated step to import your data in hundreds of formats, from files, URLs, or live from databases--all immediately ready for Mathematica analysis. Mathematica's flexible symbolic representation natively supports textual, geometric, image, XML, sound, and many other modern structures, not just numerical matrices--making export as easy as import.
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