Rehearse before you change.
Range is the twin without the feeds. The model, the schedules, the what-if branches, and the studies. Everything except the connection to the live operation.
Use Range to
- Model
- Simulate
- Branch
- Compare
- Optimize
- Stress-test
- Redesign
- Evaluate automation
- Evaluate workforce changes
- Rehearse disruptions
- Test capacity
Branch the operation you already have.
Start with the operation as it exists. Create a branch. Change one thing, or change everything. Add a customer. Move equipment. Change staffing. Add automation. Change the process. Increase demand. Test a failure.
Run the branch. Compare it with the baseline. Then decide.
A branch is not a second truth. It is a possible future derived from the same model.
The Range loop
- Model
- Branch
- Run
- Compare
Range allows the operation to be explored without making the real operation pay for the experiment.
Range answers
- What could happen?
- What happens if we change the operation?
What Range does not include.
Range has no connection to the live operation. There is no real-time view, there are no divergence checks against observed behavior, and the Advisor is not available.
Those arrive with Campus, on the same model you built in Range.
One clock. One model. Many futures. One reality.
Model the operation. Rehearse the change. Connect it to reality.
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