When almost 25% of the world’s population is ordered to stay at home how can global supply chains mitigate the associated risks? Can anyone, or any company, be prepared for a global pandemic like the COVID-19 Coronavirus outbreak?
In a now eerily prescient exchange last September, Micah Zenko asked a vice president for risk at a Fortune 100 company in Washington, D.C "What are you most worried about?" The reply came without hesitation "A highly contagious virus that begins somewhere in China and spreads rapidly."
For more than 30 years, consumer goods giant has been establishing its presence in South East Asia, shipping products to most remote areas and expanding its supply chain network across the region. Expansion, however, came with its challenges: for Indonesia, how could the corporation cost-effectively produce, distribute and market their goods in a country with 15,000 islands that occupies a space nearly 15 times the size of England?
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Decision making in complex trade-off situations is difficult. For supply chains, what-if analysis with anyLogistix helps.
This video demonstrates how simulation-based what-if scenarios help supply chain decision making. Using the example of a South Korean smartphone and tablet manufacturer, we learn how simulating different scenarios can identify an optimum balance of production, profit, and service levels.
The 2.10 and 2.10.1 releases of anyLogistix introduce new features, example models, and an upgraded CPLEX optimizer. They bring the latest from the development team and reflect market demands. Overall, they extend anyLogistix’s functionality and ease-of-use, to help you with supply chain design, experimentation, and analysis. Read on and find out what’s new in anyLogistix.
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The anyLogistix paper Supply Chain Digital Twins defines the technology, provides examples of the problems they can solve, and outlines how to develop and integrate them into a business environment.
Dive deeper into these technologies and see how you can improve your supply chain with them. Read on and download the free paper.
Shipment scheduling in anyLogistix helps you meet customer demand by making the best use of your delivery channels and distribution centers. With the free anyLogistix PLE, you can follow the video example and see how to optimally schedule shipments.
Check out the video and see how optimal shipment scheduling is conducted with the network optimization experiment in anyLogistix.
Supply chain network optimization in anyLogistix allows users to determine the best supply chain configuration.
This video shows you how to configure an experiment to determine the best locations for facilities with regards to operations, infrastructure, transportation, and more. The example in the video considers a multi-tier supply chain for factories producing home and garden products out of China. See the video!
We produce webinars to illuminate supply chain issues and deep dive into the ways in which anyLogistix can help improve your supply chain design and management. Here we are releasing a batch videos from our previous webinar series.
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Summary and photos from anyLogistix Supply Chain Design and Optimization events in the APAC region over the last few months in Seoul, Bangalore, and Hong Kong. Read on for more...
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It is a great pleasure for us to announce that The AnyLogic Company and DataDevelop Consulting Ltd. have entered a strategic partnership. DataDevelop Consulting Ltd. has become a distributor of AnyLogistix in Hong Kong, China.
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