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Workforce optimization helps businesses to properly utilize human resources and accomplish tasks with a high level of productivity. In this blog post, you will find out how simulation enables businesses in finance, manufacturing, ports, warehousing, and other sectors to organize labor, understand its productivity, optimize costs for staff, and more.

Each effective business, including manufacturing, tries to minimize waste and simultaneously maximize profitability. In this blog post, you will learn how to reduce costs and increase productivity. You will also look at several successful examples of applying simulation to optimize the production processes.

Good manufacturing capacity planning is essential for all companies, from small and medium-sized businesses to large enterprises. Along with improving efficiency, there are many other benefits to be gained from a good capacity plan. Read about how simulation can play a crucial role in providing these benefits for your company.

What is a digital twin? What are its benefits? Is it applicable to my business? If these are the questions you're asking, you've come to the right blog post.

Learn about digital twins in business, how they are combined with simulation, and check out the on-topic case studies from various industries.

Production scheduling is the process of maximizing the efficiency of production through the detailed planning of manufacturing operations in the short-term. In this blog post, we will illustrate how exactly this has been done using real-world examples from different industries.

Risk management is the process of identifying, assessing, and controlling risks for a business. These risks could stem from a wide variety of sources and if an unforeseen event blindsides your business, it could sustain a financial loss. Simulation is a tool that helps identify potential risks and find ways to make your business resilient.

Automated guided vehicles are widely used in manufacturing and warehousing to move items around. A simple example model combines various AnyLogic libraries and modeling approaches to simulate the AGV charging process. Read through and don’t forget to open the model in AnyLogic software to follow along with the example.

We are proud to present a new yet long-awaited feature – support for reversible conveyors. AnyLogic 8.7.12 also comes with built-in redesigned AnyLogic Help. Read on to learn more.

The world’s leading automotive manufacturers use simulation modeling to optimize production line processes, improve scheduling, create forecasts, and integrate new technologies. Using simulation modeling helps them stay at the forefront of innovation and avoid costly mistakes.

Here are five case studies that highlight the different areas automotive manufacturers apply AnyLogic’s multi-method simulation modeling.

AnyLogic specialist Gennady Parshin simulates production operations at the United Metallurgical Company - a world leader in the production of large diameter pipes. In this article, Gennady shares his experience in modeling complex technological processes using AnyLogic and talks about how United Metallurgical Company (OMK) engineers simulate the operation of overhead cranes. We publish this article on his behalf.