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Worked examples and the latest from the team, from reducing waiting time to finding the bottleneck on a busy line.

Choosing the right simulation consultant for a process improvement projectNews and updates

How to select a simulation consultant

Tight budgets push many companies to hire a simulation consultant for critical projects instead of building expertise in-house. Here are practical guidelines for picking the right one.

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ProcessModel version 6.2 release artwork highlighting AI-powered simulationNews and updates

ProcessModel release history

The running history of ProcessModel releases, led by the latest AI capabilities. Build AI turns a description into a working model, and Analyze AI reads your results and surfaces the insights that matter.

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An alternate modeling approach that uses real production data to drive a ProcessModel simulationNews and updates

Reduce modeling time by 80%

A United States window manufacturer built a mixed-model manufacturing simulation in under four hours by letting real production data drive the model. Here is the technique that cut their modeling time by 80%.

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Choosing when to use process simulation on a process improvement projectNews and updates

Simulation in process improvement projects

Consultants use many tools for process improvement, but few know exactly when simulation earns its keep. After forty years of projects, here is the litmus test for choosing the right tool.

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A process model of a software testing operation built for optimization in ProcessModelNews and updates

Software testing optimization

Balancing the resources on a software testing line is a multi-dimensional problem you can only guess at without simulation. This worked example shows how to model it, optimize it for cost and time, and drive it with your own data.

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ProcessModel process simulation software adopted by the UCLA Anderson MBA programNews and updates

UCLA chooses ProcessModel process simulation software for MBA program

The UCLA Anderson MBA program has adopted ProcessModel as a core part of its curriculum, citing the software's powerful process analysis and its exceptionally short learning curve.

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See your process clearly, then prove the fix

Build the model, run the simulation, find the constraint, and show the improvement before you change a thing.