What is Mathematical Optimization?

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What is Mathematical Optimization?

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What is Mathematical Optimization and how can it be applied to your company or industry?

Mathematical optimization has a variety of applications aimed at finding the optimal solution given a set of conditions. Minimizing costs and maximizing profits is a goal of any business, and mathematical optimization is used in various business processes to accomplish this goal.

Supply chain management/operational efficiency

  • Reduce costs and maximize efficiency through route planning, inventory management, energy consumption management, and equipment management

Scheduling

  • Staff scheduling based on staff preferences, business needs, and labor laws
  • Patient scheduling in a healthcare setting based on provider availability, patient needs, and healthcare coverage

Resource allocation

  • Optimize resources such as inventory, equipment, personnel, financial resources, and time for maximum output

Financial portfolio management

  • Maximize returns and minimize risks

 

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