By Walt ~ March 31st, 2009. Filed under: Best Practices, Supply Chain / Inventory Systems / Logistics, Systems Engr..
Retail stockage policy, for merchandising or military applications, all have in common three decision rules which can be simulated (with or without constraints such as budget, quantity discounts, or warehouse space) using empirical or stochastic demand distributions to determine optimum customer satisfaction levels. Walt discusses the role of simulation and modeling and Foresight’s approach to solving the problems.
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By paul ~ March 20th, 2009. Filed under: Press Releases.
Walter Bawell brings in-depth expertise and experience in logistics to the Foresight M & S management team.
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By paul ~ March 14th, 2009. Filed under: Systems Engr..
Requirement … Satisfied. That’s “Mission Accomplished” to the systems engineer who has carefully shepherded the requirement from its discovery during Requirements Analysis through design, implementation, test and finally deployment. It’s a dangerous journey! Success doesn’t happen by accident. MBSE using Foresight can help!
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By gerry ~ March 4th, 2009. Filed under: Systems Engr..
Foresight CEO Gerry Allen asks for your input on potential applications for Foresight beyond complex embedded systems design.
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By deans ~ February 6th, 2009. Filed under: Industry.
I’ve been thinking a lot about design flows lately. We’re working through system level design flows at Foresight and exploring how they integrate with detailed flows for implementation. After some wandering about, I’ve started to formulate definite ideas regarding how this is going to move forward.
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By deans ~ January 29th, 2009. Filed under: Industry.
Taray’s Bruce Riggins has published a very well written and compelling article on the company’s “7Circuits” product. From Taray’s perspective, the system is the PCB, and he’s done an excellent job of explaining how their tools solve a number of complex problems. He even works in a Star Trek reference – always a plus.
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By deans ~ January 28th, 2009. Filed under: Industry, Monte Carlo.
Is innovation the sole province of small companies, or do engineers innovate no matter where they are? Does nimbleness and aggression trump resources and an installed base? EDA Graffiti hosts two guest posts that each present a side of the issue.
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By deans ~ January 23rd, 2009. Filed under: Industry, Monte Carlo.
Paul McLellan has another excellent post that goes through the history of the EDA industry quickly, but thoroughly. Take a look, it’s really well done. Both old timers and the less seasoned should enjoy it.
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By deans ~ January 22nd, 2009. Filed under: Industry, Monte Carlo.
Qualcomm’s Saranyan Vigraham suggests that semiconductor companies consider sharing the internal tools that they develop to make their design flows actually work. This idea deserves some thought.
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By deans ~ January 21st, 2009. Filed under: Industry.
While we’re all completely engaged in moving the systems engineering industry forward, sometimes it’s good to ponder the casualties. It’s apparently goodbye to Agility Design Solutions.
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