Discrete Event Simulation
Discrete event simulation is a modeling technique used to analyze and optimize complex systems. It involves representing the system as a series of discrete events that occur over time. By simulating these events and their interactions, organizations can analyze system performance, resource utilization, and decision-making. Discrete event simulation finds applications in supply chain management, manufacturing, transportation, and healthcare. It helps identify bottlenecks, test scenarios, and optimize processes without the need for costly physical trials. Discrete event simulation empowers organizations to improve efficiency, reduce operational costs, and make informed decisions for system optimization.
