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Companies are operating in an increasingly uncertain and volatile macroeconomic environment which is causing significant uncertainty around strategic plans. Key cost factors such as raw materials, production, energy, and transportation costs are all fluctuating rapidly making it difficult to forecast with any certainty.

When market conditions deviate from historical data then forecast models provide inaccurate predictions. Understanding how cost and pricing changes today impacts decisions in the future is critical to navigating an optimum path.

Businesses are unable to get a clear view of how potential transformation changes to processes impact the wider business and key business KPIs as part of their process improvement.

This means they do not have the necessary information to make informed prioritisation decisions in business transformation.

Silico lets businesses create Digital Twins of the Enterprise to help design better processes for a more effective organisation.

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Modern marketing campaigns are complex. Even for a single product, marketing budgets are allocated across multiple channels and within each channel across multiple audiences and approaches.

By simulating the allocation of marketing budget across these different strategies it becomes possible to run through the thousands of possible allocations to find the one that maximises marketing ROI.

As businesses wrestle with the trade-off between efficient supply chains, and ones which are robust to shocks, Silico provides a solution for modelling change.

By continuously simulating supply chains under a large number of scenarios, decision makers are able to quantify the trade-offs between efficiency and robustness and to dynamically manage that trade-off as the economy, business, and supply chain evolve.