• Explore some of what has gone into Maple over the last three major releases
• Learn about improvements to the mathematics, point-and-click and command-driven problem solving, algorithm and application development, education, and more

Okay, we get it. We know you love Maple, but some years you find yourself wondering if it’s worth the bother of upgrading. People use Maple to do many different things, so it’s inevitable that each new release will include some features you care about and some features you really don’t need.

But if you aren’t using Maple 2018 yet, you are really missing out. Maybe more than you realize.

To help you make up your mind, this whitepaper outlines some of what has gone into Maple for each of the last three releases. Once you’ve had a chance to learn about what has gone into Maple since you last upgraded, ask yourself - is Maple 2018 something you want to do without?