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Introduction to AnyLogic Software
AnyLogic is a simulation software tool that provides a graphical interface for modeling complex environments, such as manufacturing and logistics, healthcare, mining, or road traffic, to name a few. The AnyLogic’s mission is to provide an environment where you can model these systems without workarounds.
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AnyLogic 7.1 Demo Featuring GIS
GIS implementation allows access to all data stored along with online-based map providers (i.e. Open Street Map): cities, regions, road networks, objects (hospitals, schools, bus stops, etc.). This product demonstration will showcase the GIS functionality and other new features of AnyLogic 7.1.
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Webinar: Delivery Fleet Optimization with GIS
AnyLogic 7.1 modeling and simulation software harvests the power of GIS technology, allowing for streamlined simulation of your business processes. You'll learn how to build a supply chain model with real-time GIS features and optimization capabilities.
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Webinar: Multimethod Modeling with a Customer Satisfactions Scenario
The benefits of multimethod modeling take center stage as we build a Customer Satisfaction Model, which includes, service interruptions, downtime, and processing time.
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Webinar: Road Traffic Library
Road Traffic Library allows you to simulate physical movements of vehicles on the road, taking into account traffic, actions of vehicles in parking lots, and the response to traffic lights. The webinar will show AnyLogic users how to create road traffic models.
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Webinar: Database and Fluid Library
During the webinar, we will build a logistics model and show the unique capabilities of AnyLogic 7.2. To demonstrate AnyLogic’s extensibility, the webinar will focus on these key new features: extending GIS maps by adding additional shapefiles, converting shapefiles into GIS routes, and the Fluid Library, as the mining component of the model.
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Webinar: Rail Library
This recorded webinar details how to build a railway network including multiple rail yards with different levels of abstraction, and along the way, pinpoint features useful for your future rail modeling projects.
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