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Transportation & manufacturing

Several companies in the manufacturing and transportation industries prefer using Analytica for quantitative modeling. Key benefits are visual represented in models and allows for upper management to easily understand the logic around recommended changes for enhanced transparency. The representation of uncertainties with Monte Carlo simulation provides experienced analysts with a new modeling tool. Below are a few noteworthy examples.

Evaluating R&D at W.L.Gore

W.L. Gore & Associates, developer of GORE-TEX® fabrics, use Analytica to assess the technical and market risks and revenues of their portfolio of R&D projects.

Sustainability analysis: see the forest & the trees

By the end of 2014, the Government of Ontario, Canada, has committed to phasing out the use of coal and phasing in renewable solutions to produce electricity.

Operations management practice: between supply chain & value chain

Is there anything in a business that is not covered by operations management practice? By definition, all of an enterprise’s internal processes are included: supply chain for ...

The nuts & bolts of transportation modeling

Transportation modeling is one of the big applications of operations research methods. It lends itself to analysis using many of the techniques in OR and is also fundamental in ...

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