Simulation Modeling with SIMUL8, by K.Concannon, M.Elder, K.Hindle, J.Tremble, and S.Tse
This indispensable guide to simulation as a decision-making tool was written by members of Visual8's staff, expert users of SIMUL8 with a broad background of consulting and training experience; and Mark Elder, the founder and president of SIMUL8.
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Overview
Whether the reader is an engineer, manager, analyst, or student, simulation users and developers alike will find value in the book. It provides a practical introduction to the power and utility of simulation technology. Simulation Modeling with SIMUL8 is useful for learning about the theory behind simulation, its uses within various industries, and a guide to SIMUL8.
Simulation
The Simulation Section provides an overview of computer simulation modeling and some of the issues that relate to it in general, without citing a specific software package.
Business Applications
In the Business Applications Section, numerous case examples show how simulation can be applied in a variety of ways to address a diverse set of business issues from traditional manufacturing to business processes in the service industry.
SIMUL8 Reference
The SIMUL8 Reference Section shows how to create the simulation models using SIMUL8 software along with the features within the package that enable the developer to produce powerful decision-making tools.
Abridged Table of Contents
SIMULATION SECTION
Chapter 1: Introductin to Simulation
Chapter 2: Working with Simulation
Chapter 3: Statistical Consideration
BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
Chapter 4: Manufacturing Case Studies
Chapter 5: Service Industry/Business Process
Chapter 6: Supply Chain Case Studies
Chapter 7: Operations Scheduling Case Studies
SIMUL8 REFERENCE
Chapter 8: Quick Reference Guide
Chapter 9: Starting Up
Chapter 10: SIMUL8 Basics
Chapter 11: Work Item Labels
Chapter 12: Distributions
Chapter 13: Resources
Chapter 14: Shifts
Chapter 15: Priority
Chapter 16: Efficiency
Chapter 17: Routing In
Chapter 18: Routing Out
Chapter 19: Alternative Routing/Timing Methods
Chapter 20: Other Objects
Chapter 21: Groups
Chapter 22: Results
Chapter 23: Information Store
Chapter 24: Dialog Boxes
Chapter 25: Visual Logic
Chapter 26: General SIMUL8 Information
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