Keep Products Fresh, Costs Low, and Your Network Ready for Change
Model your entire food and beverage supply chain, test scenarios, and make better decisions without relying on spreadsheets or one-off studies.
To uncover savings, reduce waste, and make high-stakes decisions with confidence
"Answer any question in a few clicks"
I want to be able to answer any capacity question that senior stakeholders can possibly ask within a few clicks. And now we can easily do this with our Brewery Capacity Model, built on AIMMS.
Manage shelf life and reduce waste
Short shelf life and spoilage risk turn inventory into a liability, impacting margins and service.
With AIMMS, you can model your network to reduce waste, optimize flows, and deliver fresher products at lower cost.
Balance demand volatility and supply constraints
Unpredictable demand, promotions, and natural variability make it hard to align production, inventory, and distribution.
With AIMMS, you can run scenarios and align supply with demand, improving service levels without overstocking.
Ensure quality and service at scale
Maintaining product quality while meeting service expectations across regions and channels is a constant trade-off.
With AIMMS, you can optimize flows, inventory, and production to consistently meet quality and delivery targets.
Connect fragmented planning decisions
Planning is often split across teams and tools, making it difficult to align strategic, tactical, and operational decisions.
With AIMMS, you can create a digital twin of your supply chain, bringing all decisions into one model for end-to-end alignment.
Respond faster to change and disruption
Market shifts, supply disruptions, and cost changes require fast decisions, but traditional analysis is often too slow.
With AIMMS, you can test scenarios in minutes, adapt quickly, and make confident decisions before risks impact your business.
Go from complexity to confident decisions
How Horizon Organic Is Optimizing Its Supply Chain Network
Discover how Horizon Organic is optimizing its network design, reducing hauling costs, improving tactical planning, and identifying millions in projected savings.
