Mathematical optimization makes it possible to save CO2 without major investment – and reduce costs at the same time. We show you how!
Life is for learning and we all try to continuously improve and learn from our mistakes. In a company that really works together as a team, we can also benefit from the experience of others. Learning together and getting better together – continuous improvement can achieve this.
Mathematical optimization for route planning succeeds already with simple means and achieves considerable savings! We explain an example in detail.
Mathematical methods help to master the countless possibilities and complex interrelationships when putting together a product portfolio. We show you how.
Inventory management always seems to be trade-off between reliable production and low stock levels. By using mathematical optimization, you can have both at the same time.
User-centered design helps to create software in such a way that it can be used efficiently and with pleasure. We show you how it works and what we are currently working on.
A good set of data is the core of every optimization project. But why is so crucial, to use real data already when still implementing the software? Let us share some insights we gained on data during our optimization projects.
Katharina Klerx explains in an interview why calculating optimum safety stocks is a complex and important aspect of inventory management.
High safety stocks give the good feeling of always having enough in stock, but also tie up a lot of capital. We show you how to find the optimum value.
Production planning is a very complex task! What are the common mistakes and how can they be avoided?
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