Jeffrey A. Joines and Michael E. Kuhl

C. Dennis Pegden, PhD

Description You’re a manager. You may be in charge of a make-to-order product, or maybe you oversee transportation and logistics in the service industry. But no matter what you do, the most important part of your job is to make your customers happy. And your biggest headache? It’s scheduling, and ...

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Jeffrey A. Joines and Michael E. Kuhl

Description This edition of the workbook has been updated to version 16.255 of SIMIO. Also, a new co-author, Michael E. Kuhl, has taken over for Stephen Roberts, who retired after 40 years of being an educator. Also, thanks to SIMIO for making this version available for free. As in previous ...

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Jeffrey S. Smith, David T. Sturrock and W. David Kelton

Description Enjoy learning a key technology. Undergraduates and beginning graduates in both first and second simulation courses have responded positively to the approach taken in this text, which illustrates simulation principles using the popular Simio product.

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Simio Staff

Description In today’s fast-paced, data-rich environment, operational agility and continuous innovation are more critical than ever. Process Digital Twins: Simplified with Simio demystifies the concept of process digital twins — dynamic virtual models that mirror business processes in real time — ...

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C. Dennis Pegden, PhD

Description Where the improvement of processes and systems across diverse industries is concerned, the Process Improvement Principles is a bible of sorts for improving the design and operations of all types of systems. The set of 25 principles shared throughout the textbook can be applied in the ...

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Gerrit Zaayman

Description Imagine a production system where all production decisions are optimized based on real time information from a fully integrated and connected set of equipment and people. The entire system makes the best possible use of the available resources to achieve its production goals, and the ...

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Jeffrey S. Smith, David T. Sturrock and W. David Kelton

Description This third edition explains how to use simulation to make better business decisions in application domains from healthcare to mining, heavy manufacturing to supply chains, and everything in between. It is written to help both technical and non-technical users better understand the ...

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Simio

Description Better Business Decisions with Simulation: An Introduction for Business Students is an introduction to discrete event simulation (DES) intended for the MBA and related academic markets. The book presents an overview of DES and highlights the key role it can play in helping organizations ...

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Jeffrey A. Joines and Michael E. Kuhl

Description Introduction to the Book’s Approach Simulation Modeling with SIMIO: A Workbook 6th Edition is designed with active learning at its core. This is not a book to be read passively—it requires engagement with the SIMIO software to build models as you progress through each chapter. The ...

Simio

Description The Simio for Mac Reference Manual presents a systematic approach to implementing Simio simulation software on macOS systems through established Windows virtualization technologies. This technical guide methodically addresses four distinct implementation pathways: Parallels Desktop, ...

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Simio

Description The Simio API Overview document presents a detailed examination of Simio’s extensible architecture, which provides sophisticated integration points for advanced customization of the simulation environment through .NET programming languages. This comprehensive guide systematically ...

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Simio

Description The Simio-AVEVA Integration Guide establishes a systematic methodology for connecting Simio’s simulation-based scheduling capabilities with AVEVA Manufacturing Execution Systems, creating a unified production planning environment. This comprehensive technical resource delineates the ...

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