A powerful software solution that you can use to create a virtual business plan and run a simulation of it in order to analyze it in detail.
- ProcessModel
- Version :5.6.2
- License :Trial
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :ProcessModel, Inc.
ProcessModel Description
ProcessModel is an application especially designed to help you put together a new business models, processes and test them out in a virtual environment before you spend any kind of resources.
The application displays a user-friendly interface which comes as a flowcharting tool, well suited for visualizing, analyzing and finding ways to improve the process that is studied. It allows you to create complex schematics that contain entities which you customize to fit your project perfectly.
ProcessModel supplies you with a very large library of objects you can use to create the model. You can choose from categories such as ‘Business’, ‘Chemical’, ‘Electrical’, ‘Flowchart’, ‘Intelligent Shapes’, ‘Mechanical’, ‘Network’, ‘Software’ and others.
This means that with ProcessModel, you can cover almost any type of major business type scenario which grants the application an almost universal use. ProcessModel can aid you with staff scheduling and planning, method selection, job sequencing, productivity improvement, cost reduction, quality management and many other aspects that make or break a business.
Moreover, ProcessModel makes it possible to use hierarchical models and if you have multiple people working on the business model they can be combined to form a complex and more detailed structure that can certainly offer you better results. It’s worth mentioning that the test entities and resources that you add to the simulation can be customized in terms of availability, cost, shift, object type, actions and such.
To make the simulation as accurate as possible, ProcessModel is capable of displaying an animation of the entire process. You can pause and end it at any time and afterwards, have it generate the model output which contains charts, tables and other data that is relevant to your project.
To sum things up, there is a lot more to ProcessModel that you can discover apart from what is mentioned above. It certainly has all the tools that are needed, all you have to do is try it out.