The 2.10 and 2.10.1 releases of anyLogistix introduce new features, example models, and an upgraded CPLEX optimizer. They bring the latest from the development team and reflect market demands. Overall, they extend anyLogistix’s functionality and ease-of-use, to help you with supply chain design, experimentation, and analysis. Read on and find out what’s new in anyLogistix.
You can download the update now from the website or click ‘Check for Updates’ in the anyLogistix help menu.
Setting the initial state for a simulation scenario enables the creation of a supply chain digital twin. This is a virtual copy of your supply chain at a specific time, a snapshot, that can be used as a starting point for simulation experiments. Details such as goods in production or in transit are considered as well as stock levels. These experiments can help answer what-if questions and provide management with decision support.
Details on setting up initial states can be found in the anyLogistix help: ALX Help > Scenarios > SIM (Simulation) Scenario > Initial State
To learn more about how a supply chain digital twin can benefit business, download our Supply Chain Digital Twin paper.
anyLogistix software now allows you to account for import duties, taxes, and tariffs. You can more easily understand their effects on your supply chain, test scenarios, make plans and prepare contingencies. With import tax support, anyLogistix further helps you stay ahead in a fast-changing world.
The example scenarios in anyLogistix help you to become familiar with different aspects of the software. They have been updated and added to. Not all examples are available in anyLogistix PLE.
With the Improving a Beer Distribution Network example you can learn about Brownfield Analysis (BFA). The task is to find optimal locations for new distribution centers to extend an existing supply chain. To try it, find GFA Improving Beer Distribution Network (BFA) in the GFA examples.
For zero waste factories or factories with by-products, an example demonstrates Network Optimization (NO). The scenario features a company that wishes to merge the supply chains of two factories it acquired. In the example scenario, you determine optimal locations for several distribution centers. The example is in NO Examples: NO Sunflower Oil Factory (with By-Products)
Alongside updates and performance improvements, including an upgrade to CPLEX 12.9.0, the version also includes:
You can learn more about anyLogistix and its capabilities from our updated webinar series and demo videos. Check them out on our YouTube channel, and don’t forget to subscribe!
To try anyLogistix for free, download anyLogistix PLE.
