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Part 1: Greenfield Analysis

Screen Capture 1: DCs and Customers

To receive credit, the scenario and results MUST include your name and initials. The file must also include the map inclusive of your customers and DCs.

Part 2: Network Optimization

Screen Capture 2: Customer Groups

To receive credit, the scenario and results MUST follow the naming convention outlined in the assignment guidelines.

Screen Capture 3: Product Flows

Take a screen capture of the sources included in the Flow table. To receive credit, the naming convention of the supplier must be followed.

Screen Capture 4: Profitability (Operating Loss)

Take a screen capture of the profit (Operating Loss). The screen capture MUST include the scenario name inclusive of YOUR NAME

Screen Capture 5: Profitability Take 2

Take a screen capture of the profit. The screen capture MUST include the scenario name inclusive of YOUR NAME

Screen Capture 6: Profitability Take 3

Take a screen capture of the profit. The screen capture MUST include the scenario name inclusive of YOUR NAME

Part 3: Simulation

Screen Capture 7: Dashboard; Annual Performance

After running the simulation for a complete year, take a screen capture of the dashboard. The screen capture MUST include the scenario name inclusive of YOUR NAME

Screen Capture 8: Dashboard; Annual Performance (Take 2)

After altering parameters and rerunning the simulation for a complete year, take a screen capture of the dashboard. The screen capture MUST include the scenario name inclusive of YOUR NAME

Part 4: Independent Simulation and Summary

Screen Capture 9: Dashboard; Annual Performance (Independent Simulation)

After altering parameters and rerunning the simulation for a complete year, take a screen capture of the dashboard and place the results here. The screen capture MUST include the scenario name inclusive of YOUR NAME. Additionally, your reflection (a few paragraphs) should be included. 1

AnyLogistix Assignment(s)

AnyLogistix (ALX) is software for designing supply chains and managing them with a digital twin.

It integrates supply chain design, optimization, and simulation with operations data enabling network

analysis and improvement.

Prior to completing the four assignments outlined below, you must download a free version of the

Personal Learning Edition of the software using the link below:

https://www.anylogistix.com/personal-learning-edition/

NOTE: ALX is Java based and has been tested on the following platforms: Microsoft Windows 10 x64,

Microsoft Windows 8 x64, Microsoft Windows 7 SP1 x64. Full System Requirements are accessible via

the link included above.

Part 1: Greenfield Analysis (GFA)

A Greenfield Analysis is used to find optimal number of distribution centers as well as for defining the

approximate locations for the supply chain sites taking into account the following data: Locations of the

customers/sites, list of products, aggregated demand for each customer and product, and direct distance

between customers and DCs/Warehouses or number of facilities we need to find. (Source:
https://www.anylogistix.com/help/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.anylogic.anyLogistix.help%2Fhtml%2Fexperiments%2FGFA.html)

Part 1 is associated with Video 1 through the 12 minute mark (accessible via Canvas). Once ALX is

downloaded on your machine, launch the application to perform the following functions:

Create New Scenario
o Click New Scenario
o Select Scenario Type: GFA
o Rename the Scenario

NOTE: Your name must be included in the scenario (see below)

o Click OK

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Add customers
o Add customer via GIS map

Click the Create Customer icon (blue icon)

Double-click on Washington, DC on the map (re-center and zoom in on the map)

In the Customer table, rename the customer Washington, DC

o Download the AnyLogistix Data.xlsx file to your machine to facilitate the import below

o Add customers via the Import function

Click Import Scenario

Select:

Select the AnyLogistix Data.xlsx file from your machine

Open Advanced options

Sheets to import: Customers, Demand, Locations

Create new scenario: off

Scenario name: Choose your scenario –

Import experiments: no

Click OK

NOTE: If you receive a warning message, simply click OK

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Modify product a product is in the scenario by default. You will customize accordingly.

o Navigate to the Products table

o Double-click the Name of the existing product and change it to PS4

o Double-click the Unit and select pcs

Add demand

o Demand was automatically populated via the import. To confirm, perform the following

steps:

Navigate to the Demand table

Double-click the Parameters for Washington, DC

View the current settings and click OK

o Define the Product

Press Ctrl and click the Product column title

Press the spacebar OR (Note: this may vary on your PC)

Select PS4 from the drop down menu

Click OK

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Configure and run the GFA experiment
o Click on the name of your experiment under GFA, then click on GFA experiment
o Enter:

Number of sites: 4
Product measurement unit: pcs

o Click the Run icon (red triangle)

o Click the Filter icon (funnel) and then click Show Connections (four connected squares)
to see which distribution center is serving which customers.

o Repeat the previous steps with 3 sites, and rerun the experiment.

o To hold on to settings, rename the results.
Right-click the word Results and change the name of the experiment to Your

Initials_4DCs

Right-click the word Results 2 and change the name of the experiment to Your
Initials_3DCs

o Right-click the name 3DCs and click Convert to GFA scenario. Repeat this step for the

4DCs experiment

o Screen Capture 1: Take a screen capture of your results and place in the separate
results file. Rename AnyLogistics_Name.

Note: To receive credit, the scenario and results MUST include your name and

initials. The file must also include the map inclusive of your customers and DCs.

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i.e.

SamJones_GreenfieldAnalysis

i.e. SJ_4DCs and SJ_3DCs

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Part 2: Network Optimization (NO)

Network optimization experiment is used to provide the most optimal locations for distribution or

production facilities, product flows, and sourcing options. The optimal solution is the best set of flows

and facilities considering a profit maximizing objective and adherence to all constraints (i.e. Production).

The experiment considers the following data: Demand; Location of suppliers, customers, existing and

potential facilities, and paths between the supply chain elements; Product flows; Product storages; DC

fixed/variable costs, and transportation costs; and Time periods. (Source:
https://www.anylogistix.com/help/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.anylogic.anyLogistix.help%2Fhtml%2Fexperiments%2FGFA.html )

Part 2 is associated with Video 1 (12 through end) and Video 2 (accessible via Canvas). Part 2 is

dependent on Part 1. To complete Part 2 perform the following steps:

Right-click the 3DCs scenario name and select Create Copy as NO

Investigate the GFA DC locations

o Click on GFA DC and zoom in

o Select a more appropriate DC location (based on roads, expected costs, etc.) and move

the DC location. Refer to the end of Video 1 and beginning of Video 2. Rename the DC

based on the location. Ensure your Initials are included (see below):

o Repeat this step for GFA DC 2 & 3

Rename Groups

o Navigate to the Groups table

o Rename each of the groups as follows:

GFA_Your Initials_DC#_City Name_ Customers

(e.g. GFA_SJ_ DC1_ Bayonne_Customers)

o Screen Capture 2: Take a screen capture of your results and place in the separate
results file.

Note: To receive credit, the naming convention above must be followed.

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Add a supplier

o In the map, navigate to the Port of Los Angeles

o Click the create a supplier icon (green circle)

o Double-click the port to add a supplier

o Navigate to the Suppliers table and rename the supplier Your Initials_Port of LA

o Navigate to the Product Flows table

o Click Add,

o In the Source column, select YourInitials_Port of LA

o In the Destination column, select All sites

o In the product column, select PS4

Screen Capture 3: Take a screen capture of the sources included in the Product Flows table and place

in the separate results file.

Note: To receive credit, the naming convention of the supplier must be followed.

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Modify the cost calculation

o Navigate to the Paths table

o Double-Click the first cell in the From column and change it to All locations. The

To cell should also be All locations

o Double-click the Cost Calculation Parameters cell. Change the Amount unit to pcs and

change the Cost per unit to 0.002

Test run the experiment

o Click NO experiment

o Change the Product statistics unit to pcs

o Click the run icon (red triangle)

o The profit result will be a loss

Screen Capture 4: Take a screen capture of the profit and place in the separate results file. The screen

capture MUST include the scenario name inclusive of YOUR NAME

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Specify the product cost and price

o Navigate to the Products table and specify 399 for Revenue and 381 for Cost

Re-run the experiment

Screen Capture 5: Profitability Take 2

Take a screen capture of the profit and place the results in the separate results file. The screen capture

MUST include the scenario name inclusive of YOUR NAME

Specify cost of processing outgoing shipments

o Navigate to the Processing cost table and create a table records for each DC

o Specify the product and the cost of processing shipments. Enter:

Product: PS4

Unit: pcs

Cost: enter $0.58 for GFA DCs 1 & 3, and $0.52 for GFA DC 2

Re-run the experiment

Screen Capture 6: Profitability Take 3

Take a screen capture of the profit and place the results in the separate results file. The screen capture

MUST include the scenario name inclusive of YOUR NAME

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Part 3: Simulation

Simulation experiment is used to model the actual products delivery on the GIS map with detailed

statistics generated real-time. It is used as well for what-if scenarios to see how the changes you make

affect the outcome. Simulation experiment works with the same set of data that is used for GFA and

Network optimization experiments alongside the additional data provided for this type of experiment:

Suppliers, Sourcing of products, Inventory policies, and Expenses incurred.

Source:
https://ww.anylogistix.com/help/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.anylogic.anyLogistix.help%2Fhtml%2Fexperiments%2FGFA.html

Part 3 is associated with Video 3 ((accessible via Canvas). Part 3 is dependent on Parts 1 and 2. To

complete Part 3 perform the following steps:

Right-click the scenario name (within NO) and select Create Copy as SIM

Prior to creating an inventory policy (below), add a group for DCs only. It should be the same as

GFA group but will be named Your Initials_DCs and have the 3 distribution centers selected as

sites.

Create inventory policy

o Navigate to the Inventory table

o Set all policies to Exclude

o Change the Product to PS4

o Press Ctrl and click the word Policy Parameters to highlight the column. Press spacebar

o Set the values to Min: 300; Max: 3000

o Highlight the Initial Stock column and set the values to 1000

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Create simulation experiment

o Click Simulation experiment

o Change the Product statistics unit to pcs

o Right-click the empty space next to the word Dashboard and select Add item

o In the selection menu, choose Revenue, Total Cost, and Profit and then click OK

o Repeat the Add item step. Select Products and then Available Inventory. Click OK

o Repeat the Add item step. Select Demand Received Dropped Orders metric.

o Click the Run icon

Screen Capture 7: Dashboard; Annual Performance

After running the simulation for a complete year, take a screen capture of the dashboard and place
the results in the separate results file. The screen capture MUST include the scenario name

inclusive of YOUR NAME

Run what-if scenarios

o Navigate to the Inventory table

o Adjust the Policy parameters cell in the GFA group row: Min: 2000; Max: 5000

o Set the Initial Stock, units to 2000.

o Navigate back to the Simulation experiment and run it.

o Compare the results of the two experiments

Screen Capture 8: Dashboard; Annual Performance (Take 2)

After altering parameters and rerunning the simulation for a complete year, take a screen capture
of the dashboard and place the results in the separate results file. The screen capture MUST

include the scenario name inclusive of YOUR NAME

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Part 4: Independent Simulation

Video 4 is associated with Part 4 of this assignment. While not required (to watch), much of the

information contained within will aide in the completion of the assignment.

1. Adjust the number and locations of the DCs to only 2

Return to the NO scenario and create a copy (use the initial scenario as a backup)

Rename (right click and select properties) as follows: YourInitials_Independent Simulation

Move, create, or delete warehouses

o Make sure that you adjust the customer lists in the Product Flows table so each customer

is served by the one closest DC

o Adjust the Processing Costs as follows:

Large metropolitan areas: $0.60 per piece

Small metropolitan or outskirts of large metropolitan areas: $0.55 per piece

Rural areas: $0.50 per piece

3. Create a new SIM and attempt to maximize your profitability by adjusting the inventory settings

4. Select the appropriate metrics (including profitability) and display on your dashboard

5. Summarize your results in a few paragraphs

Screen Capture 9: Dashboard; Annual Performance (Independent Simulation)

After altering parameters and rerunning the simulation for a complete year, take a screen capture
of the dashboard and place the results in the separate results file. The screen capture MUST

include the scenario name inclusive of YOUR NAME. Additionally, your reflection (a few

paragraphs) should be included. Scenario settings

startDate

endDate

description

type GFA

name My Supply Chain

creationDate 2017-05-31

Customers

Name Type Location Inclusion Type Icon

Phoenix Customer Phoenix location Include 4

Dallas Customer Dallas location Include 4

Boston Customer Boston location Include 4

Nashville Customer Nashville location Include 4

Orlando Customer Orlando location Include 4

San Antonio Customer San Antonio location Include 4

Denver Customer Denver location Include 4

Seattle Customer Seattle location Include 4

Philadelphia Customer Philadelphia location Include 4

Los Angeles Customer Los Angeles location Include 4

Chicago Customer Chicago location Include 4

Detroit Customer Detroit location Include 4

Jacksonville Customer Jacksonville location Include 4

San Jose Customer San Jose location Include 4

Kansas City Customer Kansas City location Include 4

Atlanta Customer Atlanta location Include 4

New York Customer New York location Include 4

Salt Lake City Customer Salt Lake City location Include 4

San Diego Customer San Diego location Include 4

DCs and Factories

Name Type Location Inclusion Type Icon

Demand

Customer Product Demand Type Time Period

Phoenix PeriodicDemand[period::2.0;quantity::108.0] (All periods)

Dallas PeriodicDemand[period::5.0;quantity::225.0] (All periods)

Boston PeriodicDemand[period::5.0;quantity::10.0] (All periods)

Nashville PeriodicDemand[period::3.0;quantity::68.0] (All periods)

Orlando PeriodicDemand[period::2.0;quantity::18.0] (All periods)

San Antonio PeriodicDemand[period::3.0;quantity::152.0] (All periods)

Denver PeriodicDemand[period::3.0;quantity::70.0] (All periods)

Seattle PeriodicDemand[period::5.0;quantity::10.0] (All periods)

Philadelphia PeriodicDemand[period::3.0;quantity::165.0] (All periods)

Los Angeles PeriodicDemand[period::1.0;quantity::138.0] (All periods)

Chicago PeriodicDemand[period::3.0;quantity::287.0] (All periods)

Detroit PeriodicDemand[period::2.0;quantity::48.0] (All periods)

Jacksonville PeriodicDemand[period::1.0;quantity::30.0] (All periods)

San Jose PeriodicDemand[period::5.0;quantity::179.0] (All periods)

Kansas City PeriodicDemand[period::5.0;quantity::83.0] (All periods)

Atlanta PeriodicDemand[period::3.0;quantity::48.0] (All periods)

New York PeriodicDemand[period::1.0;quantity::300.0] (All periods)

Salt Lake City PeriodicDemand[period::5.0;quantity::34.0] (All periods)

San Diego PeriodicDemand[period::1.0;quantity::50.0] (All periods)

Historic Demand

id date quantity

Groups

Name Description Customers Sites Suppliers Groups

Location Groups

Name Locations

Locations

Code Name Region Country Latitude Longitude Autofill Coordinates

Denver location USA 39.7391536 -104.9847033 FALSE

Salt Lake City location USA 40.7670126 -111.8904307 FALSE

Chicago location USA 41.8755546 -87.6244211 FALSE

Boston location USA 42.3604823 -71.0595677 FALSE

Dallas location USA 32.7762719 -96.7968558 FALSE

San Antonio location USA 29.4246002 -98.4951404 FALSE

Kansas City location USA 39.0844687 -94.5630297 FALSE

Jacksonville location USA 30.3321838 -81.6556509 FALSE

San Diego location USA 32.7174209 -117.1627713 FALSE

Seattle location USA 47.6038321 -122.3300623 FALSE

San Jose location USA 37.3361905 -121.8905832 FALSE

Detroit location USA 42.3486635 -83.0567374 FALSE

Los Angeles location USA 34.0543942 -118.2439408 FALSE

Atlanta location USA 33.7490987 -84.3901848 FALSE

Nashville location USA 36.1622296 -86.774353 FALSE

Phoenix location USA 33.4485866 -112.0773455 FALSE

Orlando location USA 28.5421175 -81.3790461 FALSE

New York location USA 40.7305991 -73.9865811 FALSE

Philadelphia location USA 39.9523993 -75.1635898 FALSE

Units

Name

Unit Conversions

Product Amount from Amount to Unit to

Period Groups

Name Periods

Periods

Name Start End Demand Coefficient

Basic period 2017-01-01 2017-12-31 1

Product Groups

Name Products

Products

Name Unit

Product m

Sourcing

Delivery Destination Product Source Time Period Inclusion Type

Suppliers

Name Type Location Products Inclusion Type Icon

ALXSettings

Property Value

Export version 2.7.1

Project units

Currency USD

Volume m

Project units conversions

Field names settings

Customers Name name

Customers Type customType

Customers Location location

Customers Inclusion Type inclusionType

Customers Icon icon

DCs and Factories Name name

DCs and Factories Type customType

DCs and Factories Location location

DCs and Factories Inclusion Type inclusionType

DCs and Factories Icon icon

Demand Customer customerData

Demand Product product

Demand Demand Type customType

Demand Time Period timePeriod

Groups Name name

Groups Description description

Groups Customers customers

Groups Sites sites

Groups Suppliers suppliers

Groups Groups groups

Location Groups Name name

Location Groups Locations list

Locations Code code

Locations Name name

Locations Region region

Locations Country country

Locations Latitude latitude

Locations Longitude longitude

Locations Autofill Coordinates autoFindCoordinates

Units Name name

Unit Conversions Product product

Unit Conversions Amount from coefficientFrom

Unit Conversions Amount to coefficientTo

Unit Conversions Unit to unitTo

Period Groups Name name

Period Groups Periods list

Periods Name name

Periods Start startDate

Periods End endDate

Periods Demand Coefficient demandCoefficient

Product Groups Name name

Product Groups Products list

Products Name name

Products Unit unit

Sourcing Delivery Destination destination

Sourcing Product product

Sourcing Source source

Sourcing Time Period timePeriod

Sourcing Inclusion Type inclusionType

Suppliers Name name

Suppliers Type customType

Suppliers Location location

Suppliers Products products

Suppliers Inclusion Type inclusionType

Suppliers Icon icon

Table names settings

Customers CustomerData_TableName

DCs and Factories SiteDataGFA_TableName

Demand DemandDataGFA_TableName

Groups FacilityGroup_TableName

Location Groups LocationList_TableName

Locations Location_TableName

Units MeasurementUnit_TableName

Unit Conversions MeasurementUnitsConversionRule_TableName

Period Groups TimePeriodGroup_TableName

Periods TimePeriodGFA_NO_TableName

Product Groups ProductGroup_TableName

Products ProductGFA_TableName

Sourcing SourcingDataGFA_TableName

Suppliers SupplierData_TableName

Experiment 1

nSitesConstr 1

maxDist 200

distanceUnit km

minimizeSitesNumber FALSE

destinations (All customers)

productUnit m

sourcingPriority FALSE

toSiteTranspCoeff 0.5

statsDistanceStep 100

realRoads FALSE

latLonOffset 100

minPopulation 50000

newSiteIcon 2

name

type GFA

scenario My Supply Chain

statisticsSettings GFA_FLOWS::true;d;f GFA_NEW_SITES::true;d;f GFA_DISTANCE_BY_DEMAND::true;d;f GFA_DEMAND_BY_DISTANCE::true;d;f GFA_TOTAL_DEMAND_BY_DISTANCE::true;d;f

Units settings Currency::USD Volume::m Time::day Distance::km

timeType All periods

startPeriod

endPeriod

startDate 2017-01-01T00:00

stopDate 2017-12-31T00:00

preProcessor

postProcessor

dashboardData Page name Chart type Accumulative Stats names Layout data Detalization Filters Chart name

dashboardData Product Flows CUSTOM_TABLE TRUE GFA_FLOWS 0,0,36,8 Product Flows

dashboardData New Site Locations CUSTOM_TABLE TRUE GFA_NEW_SITES 0,0,36,8 New Site Locations

dashboardData Distance Coverage by Demand CUSTOM_TABLE TRUE GFA_DISTANCE_BY_DEMAND 0,0,36,8 Distance Coverage by Demand

dashboardData Demand Coverage by Distance CUSTOM_TABLE TRUE GFA_DEMAND_BY_DISTANCE 0,0,18,8 Demand Coverage by Distance

dashboardData Demand Coverage by Distance CUSTOM_TABLE TRUE GFA_TOTAL_DEMAND_BY_DISTANCE 0,0,18,8 Total Demand Coverage by Distance

Experiment 2

customType

name

type Custom

scenario My Supply Chain

statisticsSettings DAILY_VEHICLES_SHIPPED::true;d,Type,Object,Vehicle type;f DAILY_VEHICLES_USAGE::true;d,Type,Object,Vehicle type;f TRAVELLED_DISTANCE::true;d,Type,Object,Vehicle type;f DAILY_PRODUCTS_SHIPPED_INTERNAL::true;d,Type,Object,Vehicle type;f AVAILABLE_INVENTORY_AMOUNT::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f CURRENT_BACKLOG_PRODUCTS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f MAX_CAPACITY_VOLUME::true;d,Type,Object;f ON_HAND_INVENTORY_VOLUME::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f MAX_CAPACITY_INTERNAL::true;d,Type,Object,Period;f STORING_COST_PER_M3_STATS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f FACILITY_COST_STATS::true;d,Type,Object,Period;f TRANSPORTATION_COSTS::true;d,Type,Object,Vehicle type,Destination;f OTHER_COSTS::true;d,Type,Object;f REVENUE::true;d,Type,Object,Product;f PRODUCTS_LOST::true;d,Type,Object,Product;f ORDERS_LOST::true;d,Type,Object,Product;f DAILY_INCOMING_REPLENISHMENT_PRODUCTS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f DAILY_INCOMING_REPLENISHMENT_ORDERS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f DAILY_PRODUCTS_SHIPPED::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Vehicle type,Period,Destination;f PRODUCT_FLOWS_TABLE::true;d,Object;f INVENTORY_PURCHASES::true;d,Type,Object,Product;f INITIAL_COSTS::true;d,Type,Object;f DAILY_ITEMS_RECEIVED::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f DAILY_ORDERS_RECEIVED::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f PROCESSING_COST_INPUT_STATS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f PROCESSING_COST_OUTPUT_STATS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f INTERESTS_STATS::true;d,Type,Object;f DAILY_OUTGOING_REPLENISHMENT_PRODUCTS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f DAILY_OUTGOING_REPLENISHMENT_ORDERS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f DAILY_ORDERS_SHIPPED::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Vehicle type,Period,Destination;f LOADING_TIME_VEHICLE::true;d,Type,Object,Vehicle type;f UNLOADING_TIME_VEHICLE::true;d,Type,Object,Vehicle type;f GATES_BUSY::true;d,Type,Object,Staff type;f GATES_IDLE::true;d,Type,Object,Staff type;f CURRENT_BACKLOG_ORDERS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f CLOSURE_COSTS::true;d,Type,Object;f ORDERED_PRODUCTS_SENT::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f PRODUCTS_BULLWHIP_EFFECT::true;d,Type,Object,Product;f Shipments schedule::false;d,Object;f PRODUCTION_COSTS::true;d,Type,Object,Product;f PRODUCED::true;d,Type,Object,Product;f PRODUCTION_REQUESTS::true;d,Type,Object,Product;f PRODUCTION_LINE_BUSY_TIME::true;d,Type,Object,Product;f PRODUCTION_LINE_IDLE_TIME::true;d,Type,Object,Product;f PRODUCED_ORDERS::true;d,Type,Object,Product;f PRODUCTION_REQUEST_ORDERS::true;d,Type,Object,Product;f Cash (Cash-to-Serve)::true;d,Period;f Interests (Cash-to-Serve)::true;d,Period;f Account Payable (Cash-to-Serve)::true;d,Period;f Loan (Cash-to-Serve)::true;d,Period;f STAFF_BUSY_TIME::true;d,Type,Object;f STAFF_IDLE_TIME::true;d,Type,Object;f ZONE_LOAD::true;d,Type,Object,Zone;f BUSY_STAFF::true;d,Type,Object,Staff type;f ZONE_CAPACITY::true;d,Type,Object,Zone;f STAFF_TOTAL::true;d,Type,Object,Staff type;f DC rating::true;d,Type,Object;f CUSTOMER_REVENUE::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f CUSTOMER_DELAYED_ORDERS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f CUSTOMER_IN_TIME_ORDERS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f CUSTOMER_ORDERS_TOTAL::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f CUSTOMER_DELAYED_PRODUCTS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f CUSTOMER_IN_TIME_PRODUCTS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f CUSTOMER_PRODUCTS_TOTAL::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f ORDERS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f ORDERED_PRODUCTS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f DROPPED_ORDERS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f DROPPED_ORDERED_PRODUCTS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f LEAD_TIME::true;d,Type,Object,Product;f SUCCESSFUL_ORDERS_SIZE::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f SUCCESSFUL_ORDERS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f UNSUCCESSFUL_ORDERS_SIZE::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f UNSUCCESSFUL_ORDERS::true;d,Type,Object,Product,Period;f Account Receivable (Cash-to-Serve)::true;d,Type,Object,Product;f PRODUCT_VOLUMES::true;d,Product;f PRODUCT_COSTS::true;d,Product;f PRODUCT_PRICES::true;d,Product;f VEHICLE_VOLUMES::true;d,Vehicle type;f TOTAL_COSTS::true;d,Object;f EBITDA::true;d,Object;f FACILITY_COSTS::true;d,Object,Period;f CARRYING_COSTS::true;d,Object,Product,Period;f INVENTORY_MINUS_BACKLOG_AMOUNT::true;d,Object,Product;f INPUT_PROCESSING_COSTS::true;d,Object,Product,Period;f OUTPUT_PROCESSING_COSTS::true;d,Object,Product,Period;f GENERAL_ORDERS_SERVICE_LEVEL_ALPHA_TYPE::true;d,Object,Product,Period;f GENERAL_PRODUCTS_SERVICE_LEVEL_ALPHA_TYPE::true;d,Object,Product,Period;f GENERAL_MONEY_SERVICE_LEVEL_BETA_TYPE::true;d,Object,Product,Period;f OPPORTUNITY_COSTS::true;d,Object,Product;f GENERAL_COST_PER_ORDER::true;d,Object;f GENERAL_COST_PER_PRODUCT::true;d,Object;f GENERAL_ORDERS_SERVICE_LEVEL_BY_ELT::true;d,Object,Product,Period;f GENERAL_PRODUCTS_SERVICE_LEVEL_BY_ELT::true;d,Object,Product,Period;f 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