At Forio we occassionally look at new modeling languages that could become part of the Simulate platform. We currently support models produced by AnyLogic, Vensim, Excel, iThink/STELLA, and Powersim Studio. We’ve recently been interested in adding a mathematical programming language like R or Matlab. In January 2012 we discovered Julia, a mathematical programming language that’s [...]
Innovation Simulation Version 2 Now Available
Written by Kate on May 03, 2012Forio with Harvard Business School Publishing has released Version 2 of the Back Bay Battery Innovation Simulation based on the research of Harvard professor Clayton Christensen, author of The Innovator’s Dilemma. In this online simulation, you play the role of the CEO of Back Bay Battery. Your task is to manage a portfolio of R&D investments for [...]
New Video about Everest Leadership and Teamwork Simulation
Written by Kate on Apr 19, 2012Michael Roberto, professor at Bryant University and co-author of the simulation Everest, recently posted this great video about using the Everest Leadership and Teamwork simulation as part of his own class. This is a great chance to see a simulation in action!
IBM and Forio Partner to Make Cities Smarter
Written by Greg on Oct 05, 2011You might have seen Forio’s name pop up in the press in the past month or two. On August 9, IBM issued a press release making public a project we’ve been helping them with for over a year — a system dynamics modelling project in support of IBM’s Smarter Cities initiative. The model explores the [...]
How to create web simulations with Vensim using Forio Simulate
Written by Greg on Apr 08, 2011In a recent webinar, Tom Fiddeman and Billy Schoenberg show how Vensim modelers can combine interactive Web applications with Vensim.
