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Key Capabilities
- Network design and greenfield analysis
Determines the number and location of facilities and the best network configuration. Greenfield analysis works from a minimum of input data.
- Dynamic simulation
Tests what optimisation cannot: time-dependent factors, random events and policy logic for inventory, sourcing and transport.
- Inventory optimisation
Simulation-based safety stock experiments find the balance between service level and inventory cost.
- Risk analysis
Simulates disruptive events and measures their effect on cost and service level.
- Transportation and last mile
Optimises delivery routes down to end customers, with GIS map visualisation and KPI comparison.
- Cost to serve
Allocates network cost to customers and products, as an extension of network optimisation.
- Supply chain digital twin
Connects to ERP, MRP and WMS data so the model reflects the current state of the supply chain.
New in Version 3.4
- Results comparison
Data standardisation sets common distance, product, financial and time units across compared results.
- Total demand type
Demand can be entered as planning-period totals, e.g. monthly or quarterly quantities, without reformatting the data.
- Distance-based transport costs
Volume, processing and fixed trip costs in one transportation policy, with separate rules and fixed delivery charges per distance range.
- Independent result storage
Experiment results are kept apart from scenario data, so earlier outputs survive scenario changes.
- Supplier options
"Consider inclusion" and "Initially open" let the optimiser decide whether supplier facilities open or close.
The commercial edition runs as a desktop or server application, on-premise or in a private cloud. Subscription and perpetual licences are available. Contact us for pricing.
Typical Applications
- Supply chain network design and redesign
- Inventory and safety stock optimisation
- Sourcing optimisation
- Risk assessment and resilience testing
- Cost to serve analysis
- Master planning and production capacity
- Bullwhip effect quantification
Additional Information
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