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Simio

Object-oriented simulation and scheduling software for digital twin modelling of operations

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About Simio

Simio is simulation and scheduling software in which processes and objects are defined graphically, without programming. It builds digital twins of operations so managers can test what-if scenarios before committing to changes.

It uses discrete event simulation, and it adds risk into production schedules through its own planning and scheduling method.

What Simio offers

  • Simulation modelling — object-oriented models built visually.
  • Process digital twins — virtual copies of operations that stay current with data.
  • Risk-based planning and scheduling — schedules that account for uncertainty.
  • Smart manufacturing support — simulation and scheduling for smart manufacturing.
  • Learning resources — case studies, papers, a solution series and a grant programme.

Who it works with

Fast-moving consumer goods, food and restaurant service, and federal government and defence users, among others. Its site says its digital twins serve Fortune 500 companies.

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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