Two important questions in production network planning are: Who produces what and who supplies whom and how? Sounds simple? Well, it isn’t. Because the devil is in the details.
When optimizing distribution networks, the key question is: Which customer should be supplied from which depot and via which route?
From strategic planning such as the development of an optimal supply network, to the operational task of daily route planning – mathematical optimization is the solution for more last-mile sustainability.
An interview with Dario Hashemi, Analytics Consultant at OPTANO, on decision-making in the energy transition.
Is supply chain transformation a way towards differentiation in the highly competitive environment of the chemical industry?
How can mathematical optimization help to make production processes more ecologically sustainable? Here are some thoughts on this subject.
How can value chains be structured optimally and be ecologically sustainable? Analytics can help and even offer a competitive edge.
Most of the time, when we talk about optimization, it’s about cost, that is, money. But with optimization you can achieve so much more than just saving money: For example, minimizing Co2 emissions. We show how it can be done.
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