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  • Simulation in Industry: Past, Present & Future November 25, 2025
    I’m honored to be hosting an industry panel titled Simulation in Industry: Past, Present & Future at the Winter Simulation Conference in Seattle this December. I’m delighted to have Jonathan Fulton, Andrey Malykhanov and Ganesh Nanaware as the panelists. This is part of the discussions promoted by the conference’s Industrial Advisory Board, of which I’m honored…Read […]
  • Using Project Objectives to Drive Simulation Quality Control November 25, 2025
    I’m pleased to announce that I’ll be presenting Using Project Objectives to Drive Simulation Quality Control at this year’s Winter Simulation Conference. My focus will be on creating useful, accurate, reliable, and credible simulation analyses founded upon your project’s objectives. I’m honored to be a member of this conference’s Industrial Advisory Board, and my talk…Read […]
  • The 3 Data Headaches Killing Your Digital Twin Project (And Practical Fixes That Actually Work) March 2, 2026
    You’ve secured the budget. Your team is excited. The digital twin platform looks promising. Everything seems ready for a successful implementation that will transform your operations. Then reality hits. Your production data exists in three different systems that don’t talk to each other. Quality metrics are recorded on spreadsheets that operators update “when they haveContinue […]
  • The Improvement Paradox: Why Your Best Process Improvement Ideas Never Get Tested February 27, 2026
    Every operations manager faces the same maddening dilemma. You know your processes could work better. You have ideas that could boost efficiency, reduce costs, and eliminate those persistent bottlenecks that drive everyone crazy. But here’s the catch: you can’t afford to test these improvements on your live operations. The risk is too high, the potentialContinue […]