If I get more serious, I'll apply for the academic version. I'm about to uninstall the PLE, because 3-5 minutes is just not enough time to play with and learn about models. You can create 3D (or 2D) models, and have the simulation take place within those settings. They've done a nice job of allowing you to package your simulations in ways that can be communicated to non-simulation experts.
The unique power of this program is that it supports (and combines) multiple simulation techniques - discrete event and system dynamics, which are not combined in similar tools elsewhere. I particularly appreciate that all of the simulations in the famous "Business Dynamics" book are available. The PLE version is Free, but is definitely a crippled demo - you can only run simulations up to a simulated hour, which in the demos I tried was less than 5 minutes of simulation time.ĪnyLogic is really powerful, and a well put-together program. I'm reviewing the "Personal Learning Edition" of AnyLogic, which is now up to version 7.1.2. It is ubiquitous in factory design, business process reengineering, logistics/supply chain and many other disciplines.
#Anylogic 7.1.2 crack for mac
The object-oriented model design paradigm supported by AnyLogic provides for modular, hierarchical, and incremental construction of large models.ĪnyLogic is the only advanced Discrete Event modeling environment available for Mac users - and discrete event is the most common commercial application of simulation. AnyLogic's graphical interface, tools, and library objects allows you to quickly model diverse areas such as manufacturing and logistics, business processes, human resources,consumer and/or patient behavior. The unique flexibility of the modeling language enables the user to capture the complexity and heterogeneity of business, economic and social systems to any desired level of detail. AnyLogic is the only tool that supports all the most common simulation methodologies in place today: System Dynamics, Process-centric (AKA Discrete Event), and Agent Based modeling.
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