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Collaboration between AnyLogic and leading manufacturing innovation institute HSSMI is developing at a fast pace. On August 24, 2017, the Virtual Engineering (VE) Team at HSSMI received training on multi-method simulation modelling in an AnyLogic environment. This was delivered by dseConsulting, long-term AnyLogic distributor and service parovider in the UK.

anyLogistix 2.6 is released! The newest version of supply chain design and analytics software includes new features, experiments and example models. Plus a FREE Personal Learning Edition is now available for education and self-teaching. If you’re new to anyLogistix, we’ve provided simple example models that will teach you how to design and conduct experiments. Also, check out the help section with product documentation and multiple tutorials.

As airport security checkpoints become progressively rigorous, passengers experience longer wait times. Although passenger safety is most important, airports also work to minimize wait times at security check points to increase customer satisfaction.

Martin Jung, Axel B. Classen, and Florian Rudolph from the German Aerospace Center recently analyzed wait times and throughput at the security

Purdue University recently hosted an AnyLogic Training course at their main campus in West Lafayette, Indiana. Course attendees enjoyed state-of-the-art classrooms on a beautifully landscaped suburban campus. Purdue University's programs in engineering, education and business have been ranked among the best in the country.

Attention AnyLogic Cloud users, we’d like to introduce new charts and graphs to help visualize the results of random sampling experiments. Density plot, Error plot and Scatter plot are now available on AnyLogic Cloud.

To showcase these three types of graphs, we’ll use utilize the Product Delivery model which contains product deliveries from production centers to wholesalers.

Rapid and efficient response will always have a positive effect during and after any disaster. Natural and man-made events have increased in number and severity and adding new tools, technologies and simulation models to existing national preparedness systems improves resource coordination at the community level.

A group from George Washington University completed a project to study the critical nature of designing an effective response team including the decision-making challenges in which a response manager must evaluate hundreds of possible combinations while taking design configurations into account. 

After a successful collaboration discussion, The AnyLogic Company and dseConsulting joined HSSMI as project members. Both companies would like to combine their technical expertise in simulation with HSSMI and generate strategic opportunities in automotive sector.

RunTheModel.com has been serving AnyLogic users for six years as a platform for sharing simulation models. Today, Java applet technology, which RunTheModel is based on, is out of date and no longer supported in most web browsers.

To help you continue running models online, we have released AnyLogic Cloud, a free web service for online simulation analytics.

AnyLogic Cloud provides extended capabilities, compared to RunTheModel, which allow you to:

anyLogistix™ (ALX™) is the supply chain analytics software to design, optimize and analyze your company’s supply chain. It combines powerful analytical optimization approaches together with innovative simulation technologies offering you a comprehensive set of tools for end- to-end supply chain analytics.

The rapid adoption of anyLogistix by the world’s largest and most complex supply chains and an overwhelming response to recent anyLogistix educational opportunities are exciting indicators for the future use of simulation in supply chain analytics.

In cancer patients, an inability to access the surgical system can be lethal, but accessing it can be impoverishing, especially in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).  A group from the Global Surgery and Social Change, Department of Global Health and Social Medicine, Harvard Medical, supported by National Cancer Institute used AnyLogic Software to evaluate the health, financial, and equity impacts of governmental and charitable policies for surgical oncology in a resource-limited setting.