35 YEARS DEVELOPING WORLD CLASS SIMULATION SOFTWARE
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Simio is rapid modeling, discrete-event simulation software.
Simio breaks down the walls of traditional simulation software, giving you the power to rapidly build accurate 3D animated models and objectively analyze alternatives to make informed decisions faster.
Simio recognizes that no complex problem is simple to analyze. For this reason Simio is designed as the first and only simulation software to combine the modeling speed of objects with the flexibility of processes. Simio gives you the power to build 3D animated models in 1/3 the traditional time, and therefore offers management more time to analyze alternatives and make informed decisions. Simio is a unique multi-paradigm simulation software tool that provides a rapid and flexible modeling capability without requiring programming.
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Simio is being widely embraced by leading companies and academic institutions around the world.
"...what gives a tool value is flexibility... Simio provides me greater value through flexibility with the addition of 3D animation."
John T. Carson, Staff Operations Engineer, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company.
"The ability to test the planned facilities under various conditions enabled us to understand the different tradeoffs and deliver designs well suited to our customers' needs which can be expanded as traffic increases. Our de-icing simulator has now found its place among our standard analysis tools. Simio was worth our investment."
Louis Roy, AECOM Senior Airport Planner. Case study.
"I've worked with a lot of different simulation software, and Simio is probably the most promising and exciting one I've seen in all that time."
Dr. David Kelton, professor and program director of the Master of Science in quantitative analysis at the University of Cincinnati and 30-year-veteran of simulation.
"I'm amazed by the simultaneous ease of use and power of Simio. The object orientation augmented by the add-on process and agent-based capabilities makes Simio a terrific choice for serious simulation modeling and analysis. I'm confident Simio will quickly become the market leader in simulation software."
Dr. Gary Kochenberger, Professor of Decision Science at UC Denver Business School.
"Companies send their fast-track engineers to the MEM program to learn the state of the art---and that is what Simio represents in simulation."
Barry L. Nelson, Chair of the Department of Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences at the McCormick School of Engineering at Northwestern.
"Our graduate students appreciate Simio's object-oriented approach and easy extensibility. I also will use Simio to introduce freshman engineers to simulation: the standard object library is easy to use and the animation is engaging. From a research perspective, Simio offers new opportunities for optimizing patient flow in healthcare systems using its intelligent objects."
Dr. D. J. Medeiros, Associate Professor at The Harold and Inge Marcus Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering at Penn State.
"We built a fully functional model of a warehouse in 3 days."
Marcus Volz, Analyst, TSC consulting.
"We were able to increase worker productivity on one project by nearly 50%."
J. Ethan Brown, Manager, Deloitte Consulting.
News Feed
- Simio Awards $79,200 Grant to Oklahoma State University
- Simio Release 40: Includes OptQuest Add-in Availability, SMORE Plots, and More
- Simio Simulation Software Awards $3,960 Grant to the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
- Naval Postgraduate School Chooses Simio Simulation Software to Model Piracy Defense Strategies in Remote Sea Locations
- Simio Simulation Software Awards Nearly $2.4 Million to Universities Worldwide in First Three Months of 2010
Applications: Mining
Simio can be used to predict and improve the performance of dynamic, complex systems in healthcare, military, airports, manufacturing, supply chain, ports, mining, lean-six-sigma and other disciplines.
Academic Program

A new textbook specifically featuring Simio is under development now and is expected to be available for early use in August 2010. Click here to read more!
Click here to learn more about Simio's Academic Program.





