Adaptive Production Network Optimization

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Optimizing planning in real time planning while continuing execute.

Historically, production optimization focused on optimizing production volume, or the value of the local shop-floor. In today’s networked economy, the overall value added to the supply chain matters more than a local optimum—that is, throughput of a prioritized customer order yields much higher margin then a commodity volume product. Therefore, economic production optimization is achieved by trading off operational gains of the local constraint relaxation against global goal dissatisfaction. Trading all demands and needs of the network off at the same time achieves a well-balanced global goal satisfaction: network optimum.

Technically, optimization is achieved through contextualized alignment of model-relations, using collaborative techniques like reconciliation, automated trading, auctioning and dynamic contracting in a behavioral relationship.