What should a transport plan optimise?
Change the priorities and compare the plan. About 4 minutes.
Interactive models
Adjust the inputs and watch the system respond. Each simulation isolates one concept from the articles — an objective function, a constraint, a routing heuristic — so you can see how it behaves rather than just read about it.
Change the priorities and compare the plan. About 4 minutes.
See how dependencies combine. About 3 minutes.
Explore specialisation and hand-offs. About 4 minutes.
Showing 22 simulations
AI and Decision-Making · About 4 minutes
Turn up how articulate the advice is, turn down how carefully it is checked, and watch the gap between confidence and correctness open up.
Open simulationAI and Decision-Making · About 4 minutes
A closed model versus a match that reacts to being predicted. More data narrows the first and cannot fix the second.
Open simulationSystems Thinking and Decision-Making · About 5 minutes
Commission more analysis, hold another meeting, run a thousand simulations. Then watch the clock, because not deciding is also a decision.
Open simulationSystems Thinking and Decision-Making · About 5 minutes
An interactive stock-and-flow model showing how queues accumulate, constraints dominate, and local optimisation can make the wider system worse.
Open simulationSystems Thinking and Decision-Making · About 5 minutes
Get Bob through the day without learning the score. Three different failure modes are waiting, and stakeholder management advice usually only recognises one.
Open simulationSystems Thinking and Decision-Making · About 3 minutes
Set ten dependencies at 90% each and watch the overall chance of success collapse. Then couple the failures together and watch it get worse.
Open simulationSystems Thinking and Decision-Making · About 3 minutes
Four questions about how your organisation really runs, and an honest answer about which Slade Prison archetype is in charge.
Open simulationSystems Thinking and Decision-Making · About 5 minutes
Give Sales, Warehouse, Transport and Planning what each of them reasonably wants, then look at whole-system performance.
Open simulationSystems Thinking and Decision-Making · About 4 minutes
Increase the size of an organisation, add specialist functions and test how coordination changes the experience of the people inside it.
Open simulationSystems Thinking and Decision-Making · About 8 minutes
Learn a school system by following its clues, conventions and unwritten rules.
Open simulationSystems Thinking and Decision-Making · About 3 minutes
Compare five shapes of uncertainty by drawing and redrawing samples.
Open simulationSystems Thinking and Decision-Making · About 5 minutes
Investigate incidents, feedback loops and competing interventions in a fictional town before deciding whether the answer is better reporting, more capacity or structural change.
Open simulationTransport Optimisation · About 4 minutes
Change what the planner is told to value, and watch the “best” route plan change with it. An objective function is a policy decision disguised as arithmetic.
Open simulationTransport Optimisation · About 4 minutes
Step through a 1964 routing heuristic one merge at a time and watch out-and-back trips collapse into sensible shared runs across West Yorkshire.
Open simulationTransport Optimisation · About 5 minutes
Four ways of deciding which orders belong together, on the same set of orders. The grouping you choose constrains every route that follows.
Open simulationTransport Optimisation · About 4 minutes
Untangle a crossing route one swap at a time, then watch the algorithm stall on a hill it cannot see past.
Open simulationTransport Optimisation · About 5 minutes
Let the optimiser accept a worse route on purpose, control how long it is allowed to do that, and see whether the gamble pays off.
Open simulationTransport Optimisation · About 5 minutes
Give the optimiser a memory instead of a coin. Watch a greedy search cycle forever, then watch a short forbidden-move list break the loop.
Open simulationTransport Optimisation · About 5 minutes
Stop improving one plan and start breeding a population of them. Includes the permutation trap that breaks naive crossover.
Open simulationTransport Optimisation · About 5 minutes
Nobody plans the route. Dozens of simple ants each try one, the good attempts leave a stronger trail, and a dominant route emerges from accumulated evidence rather than from a planner.
Open simulationTransport Optimisation · About 5 minutes
Destroy part of a respectable route plan, repair it, and see whether a better structure emerges.
Open simulationLogistics · About 3 minutes
A Senge-style causal loop diagram with adjustable force strength, showing how a freight system shifts between avoidable waste and structural constraint.
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