Using Simulations to Understand how Supply Chains Work

UMGC student Clarence Jones and his professor Frank Scheer, along with Mike Hugos, use SCM Globe to model and simulate the Cincinnati Seasonings supply chain. They show how to use simulations to find problems and make decisions about fixing them. They show how using simulations blends right-brain visual and intuitive thinking with left-brain analytical thinking. This raises your decision making skills to a whole new level.

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can you give a video for the extended part which is you can add even more stores after you get Chicago and Columbus up and running. Your instructor may suggest adding new stores in cities such as: Kansas City: store demand 75; on-hand 300; storage 500 St. Louis: store demand 50; on-hand 250; storage 400 Buenos Aires, London, Montreal, Paris, or Singapore… how will you deliver products to these cities? Create stores in these cities and define vehicles and routes to keep them efficiently supplied with products..