anyLogistix, together with its partner Decision Lab, has been named by Gartner® as a Representative Provider in the report “Innovation Insight: Achieving Antifragile Supply Chains through Experiment-Driven Supply Chain Planning” (September 2025).
According to Gartner, “Experiment-driven planning supersedes scenario-driven approaches by generating thousands of alternative plans through probabilistic simulations on digital supply chain twins. This ‘stress testing’ delivers insight into the probability of plan parameters and decision outcomes.”
“Organizations performing a high degree of experimentation on their supply chain are 3.7 times more likely to positively impact their revenue.”
At anyLogistix, we help companies move beyond static scenario planning to a multi-iterative, experiment-driven approach. By simulating thousands of “what-if” situations on a digital twin of the supply chain, our users can identify vulnerabilities, explore decision options, and evolve resource policies that remain flexible and adaptive under uncertainty.
This approach doesn’t just make supply chains resilient — it makes them antifragile: capable of improving their competitive position in volatile markets by learning and strengthening with each disruption.
Through integration of advanced simulation, proven optimization practices, and supply chain digital twins, anyLogistix empowers leaders to turn uncertainty into opportunity, building systems that thrive on change rather than fear it.
The report is available to Gartner clients via the Gartner website and can also be downloaded for free through Decision Lab’s website.
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