Is your Business Optimized?
Optimization refers to the area of science that applies mathematical methodologies to provide executives a quantitative analysis to support decision making. It includes subjects as mathematical programming, computer science, engineering and operations research and is addressed 
to a wide range of challenging research problems and important applications in industry, such as Manufacturing, Healthcare and Hospitals, Banking, Transportation, Wholesale Distribution, Education and Research, Agriculture, Warehouses, and many others. In general, advanced optimization techniques are used when organizations deal with complex situations, especially concerning the allocation of resources. Optimization fosters the development and analysis of efficient and effective methods that help drive better decisions.
The use of optimization techniques lead to various lean manufacturing improvements and strategic choices involving products or operations such as:
- The most profitable mixing of products
- The best allocation of resources
- The most economical plant layout
- The best routing
- Stock optimization
- Truck Capacity and Load Management
- Evaluation of Production Rate and Workforce Level
- Scheduling Workers in Service Operations
- Prevision in Service Operations
- Development of Strategies for Matching Supply and Demand
- The Optimization use of Storage Centers
