... anyLogistix regularly organizes educational and practical online events tailored for new and experienced software users. By running events in different time zones, we ensure that you have access to the latest supply chain management and optimization trends no matter where you are. Traditionally, there have been many workshops and training sessions in European time zones. Coming up in November, we will have an anyLogistix workshop for the academic community and, in December, an intensive training course ...

... You can just drag-and-drop scenarios to import them. As easy as it sounds: Dragging and dropping scenarios in anyLogistix 3.0 In anyLogistix 3.0, you can also work on other projects while one of your scenarios is importing in the background. There’s no need to wait for it to go on with your work. Dashboard You can export data from your project to an MS Excel file. There are two options for how you can export statistics from experiment results: either as raw or plotted data. The first option exports ...

... cost and product volume, or any other two related parameters. Piecewise linear graph in anyLogistix New Example Models SIM What-if Scenario Comparison shows how to analyze a baseline scenario against a what-if scenario using the Comparison Experiment. NO DC Minimum Storage Amount (with Indicator Constraints) explains in detail how to use the combination of Custom Constraints, Indicator Constraints, and Linear Ranges. Other Ability to run experiments from the command line for IT system integration and ...

... capacity and transportation Assess whether your supply chain can meet demand by optimizing production, inventory, and transportation. Test delivery routes, transport modes, and last-mile performance under real-world constraints. Get started Free access, no expiration date anyLogistix Sandbox is a trial online version of anyLogistix, available immediately after registration. Access full logistics planning software capabilities directly in your browser. Learn by doing Test ideas, explore scenarios, and ...

... simulation experiment Have you ever faced delays because a complete order wasn’t ready to ship? Partial shipments functionality for the simulation project allows you to split orders during the processing phase when the full quantity isn't available. No more waiting for the entire stock to fulfill an order. The splitting of orders can happen multiple times based on the set ratio you define, ensuring that your shipments are as flexible as your needs. How it works Say you're in the fast-moving consumer ...