TOKNITH
Distribution & Logistics

Model the movement, not just the shipment.

Distribution operations span facilities, transportation, inventory, yards, docks, labor, vehicles, and customers.

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TOKNITH can model

  • Distribution centers
  • Cross-docks
  • Transportation
  • Fleets
  • Yards
  • Docks
  • Routes
  • Inventory
  • Fulfillment
  • Labor
  • Vehicles
  • Automation
  • Network capacity
  • Disruptions
  • Recovery

Vehicles are agents. Facilities are constraints.

Vehicles can operate as agents.

Facilities provide physical constraints.

Orders and shipments create discrete events.

Travel and movement occur through physical space and time.

Model the network before committing the network.

Test:

  • Demand changes
  • Facility changes
  • Fleet changes
  • Routing changes
  • Labor constraints
  • Peak periods
  • Disruptions
  • New customers
  • New service requirements

Before committing the network

  1. Model
  2. Branch
  3. Run
  4. Compare

One clock. One model. Many futures. One reality.

Model the operation. Rehearse the change. Connect it to reality.

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