... AnyLogistix in Hong Kong, China. This partnership will allow AnyLogistix to expand its reach into the diverse and dynamic Greater China area as well as the South-East Asia region to effectively support supply chain design, optimization, analytics and digital twin development for the benefit of our clients with international end-to-end supply chains. Feel free to address all questions about supply chain digital twins, design, analysis and optimization to Anna Guseva , The AnyLogic Company, and Henry Soo ...

... most attention from our readers. 1. Coca-Cola’s supply chain optimization project across 12 countries Coca-Cola İçecek launched a project to address rising transportation costs and growing complexity. Together with Phoenix Analytics, they built a digital twin of their supply chain in anyLogistix. Through SQL-based automation, teams could quickly generate and run scenarios, supporting a scalable, data-driven supply chain project. More about automated and consistent distribution network design → 2. A ...

... dives into real-world deployment of supply chain models crafted to tackle the two biggest challenges global leaders face: geopolitical uncertainty and nearshoring. You’ll discover how to bridge strategy and execution by harnessing anyLogistix’s digital twin capabilities.

... software’s capabilities and gave answers to the questions in the chat from users. Watch the video below for a deeper dive into anyLogistix supply chain design and optimization software. Case studies on supply chain modeling and optimization Supply chain digital twins Prof. Dr. Dr. habil. Dmitry Ivanov from the Berlin School of Economics and Law opened the topic of supply chain digital twins with his presentation on how to design them for stress testing and resilience. Later at the conference, SimWell and ...

... 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 ...