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.
The real-time view and divergence checks arrive with Campus, on the same model you built in Range, and the Advisor is available there as an add-on.
One clock. One model. Many futures. One reality.
Model the operation. Rehearse the change. Connect it to reality.
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