This is a demonstration of a data-driven simulation model that replicates a Material Requirements Planning or MRP process for a manufacturing system. Simulation for supply chains can be used as a cost-effective platform to, plan finished goods delivery more effectively and use as an Integrated Business Planning or IBP tool.
This video highlights the benefits of simulating the operations at container terminals at ports. It also shows the integration of Vessels, Trucks and Rail to showcase unique challenges faced in synchronizing their activities. This simulation is valuable from a visual analytics perspective but of greatest value is the data it gathers with a very high level of confidence. The model is constantly collecting data in real-time for all of these components. This simulation model can be used for running the port under various scenarios and even testing the Master Plan.
This short video is an example of different ways people can be animated in simulation models.
Presentation at the 2014 Mining Business Process Improvement conference.
Illustration of a model developed to represent a central material area and warehousing system.
This video demonstrates the benefit of using simulation in designing and operating clinical and industrial laboratories. Benefits range from validating design, stakeholder communication, determining financial trade-off points, delaying cost, balance between Capital Expenditure (CapEx) and Operating Expenditure (OpEx).
Simulation models allow engineers and managers to compare facility operations across multiple scenarios by tweaking many variables at the same time.
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