Educational Simulation & Scheduling Software

ProModel, ServiceModel, or MedModel - Student CD

SIMULATION
We offer a range of educational versions of the ProModel range of simulation software systems for use in universities, colleges and business schools.

The ProModel software is taught by many Universities throughout the world on a range of engineering and business courses.

The educational versions of the software provide maximum flexibility for students and course tutors alike, with a combination of stand-alone and network options available.

PROFESSOR VERSION
Course instructors enjoy the full power of our commercial software plus the text, course notes, a set of manuals, Stat: Fit, and SimRunner optimisation. Technical support is free for the first year and training is available at reduced rates. This version is frequently used for large research projects.

STUDENT VERSION
Student versions of the software allow students to complete classroom exercises or homework problems on their personal PC. This software is functionally the same as our commercial software, but model size is limited to 20 locations.

The student package includes the software on CD plus the text System Improvement Using Simulation. Ideally suited for early undergraduate courses in simulation. Examples, review questions, and problem exercises are included and supported in the software.

LAB ( NETWORK ) VERSION
The LAB package is designed to run on a LAN. Up to 20 simultaneous users can access the full power of our commercial software. All supporting materials for the professor package are included. This package is ideal for graduate courses or advanced undergraduate classes requiring a major simulation project

SCHEDULING
ORCHESTRATE represents the very latest in scheduling technology.

With a visual Gantt chart interface, graphical reports and outputs showing performance measures, it uses advanced, genetic algorithms to produce near-optimal schedules.
Academic versions of the software are available for educational and research use. For details of options please contact us.

Production Modelling is particularly keen to hear from Universities and Business Schools who would be interested in closer collaboration to promote and develop this exciting new technology.