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Arena on Mass Vaccination

Posted by Arena Simulation Case Study on Mar 5, 2021 8:50:53 AM

Arena Simulation has been used in Healthcare for over the last 30 years. We've helped hospitals to improve patient flow, reduce costs on patient care, and more. This past year, we've worked with healthcare related facilities across the globe take on new problems with COVID-19. 

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Topics: Healthcare

Arena: Doing More with Less

Posted by Tyler DiFrischia on Apr 21, 2020 4:31:22 PM

Simulation allows us to understand our day to day operations and make improvements based on changes both internal and external. During a pandemic, it is more critical than ever to utilize this tool to avoid extra costs and effectively changeover. We’re seeing many different organizations tackle large changes through the power from Arena Simulation such as machine retooling, social distancing requirements, and of course, health care needs.

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Topics: Manufacturing, Tips & Tricks, Project Management, Healthcare

Arena on Healthcare Crisis Operations

Posted by Melanie Barker on Apr 1, 2020 3:10:57 PM

We have been receiving a number of questions about building Arena simulation models from healthcare organizations that are struggling to cope with the COVID-19 crisis. While we will continue to provide support as quickly and thoroughly as we can to individual questions, we wanted to write a post to help with general suggestions for users building models focused on predicting healthcare capacity and bottlenecks. 

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Topics: Consultant's Corner, Healthcare

Planning Flexibility Into Complex Models

Posted by Melanie Barker on Jun 1, 2017 9:47:00 PM

In this month’s case study, one of the chief goals of the simulation model was to test several potential operational modifications. When there are several changes to test, the questions arise:

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Topics: Manufacturing, Packaging, Consultant's Corner, Project Management, Healthcare

The Problem is Process, Not People

Posted by Jon Santavy on Jun 1, 2017 9:44:00 PM

If your team is consistently underperforming, you’ve got a tough road ahead.  I hate to break it to you, but in our consulting practice we find that people can and want to perform well, and it’s most often the systems put in place that force underperformance. 

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Topics: Project Management, Healthcare

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