New to simulation?
Most people at this show are, and that is completely fine — you do not need a modeling background to use this. A short, plain-English explanation of what a simulation of a production line actually is, why a spreadsheet of averages cannot answer the questions you are asking, and what it takes to get one running on your own line.
Try it in your browser, right now
Eight ready-made production lines, running in a tab. Speed a machine up, make a buffer bigger, break something on purpose and watch what it does to the case count. Nothing to download, no license, and it works on the phone you are holding.
$1.5M in hidden throughput
A bottling line whose loss tree pointed at the Labeler. The simulation pointed at the Filler — and recovered 56% more. Why gain is never equal to loss, worked through end to end on a real line.
The Six Steps
From production graph to confident decision. Thirty-five years of simulation practice distilled into a purposely parsimonious framework — the same steps a specialist would follow, embedded in the software so you do not need one.
The paradox of averages
Tom Lange — 36 years at Procter & Gamble, retired Director of Modeling & Simulation — and Andrew Siprelle on why your Pareto is pointing you at the wrong failures, and what happens to the ranking when you actually re-simulate.
35 years of case studies
Real projects across food and beverage, manufacturing, supply chain, logistics, and resource management — the body of work ReliaSim distills into six steps.
See your own line
Send us a stop/start export and we will build it. Fifteen minutes to a model, validated within 1% of your measured OEE — running on your desktop, behind your firewall, your data never leaving your network.