Supply Chain & Manufacturing

Throughput and inventory, solved as one problem.

Sequencing a production line, stocking a distribution network, and laying out a facility are combinatorial problems that compound each other. Classical planning tools optimize each in isolation; the Optimizer can compose them.

The problem

Sequencing, inventory and layout are all NP-hard.

Job-shop sequencing, multi-echelon inventory placement, and facility layout each explode combinatorially on their own — and they interact. A layout decision constrains what sequencing can achieve; an inventory policy constrains what a layout can support. Quantum optimization handles the individual archetypes and, where it helps, composes them.

What we optimize

Three solutions, three archetypes.

Production Sequencing & Job-Shop Scheduling

Throughput maximization through co-optimized sequencing and scheduling.

QG-ROUTEQG-SCHED

Multi-Echelon Inventory & Distribution

Where to hold what, to minimize stockouts and carrying cost.

QG-ALLOC

Facility Layout & Line Balancing

Bottleneck elimination through combinatorial layout optimization.

QG-ALLOC

The engines behind it

Built on the same core engines.

Proof

No published number yet for this industry — and we're saying so.

QG-ROUTE and QG-SCHED both carry real, published results in other industries (logistics and telecom); QG-ALLOC's underlying research is mature but not yet independently benchmarked anywhere. The honest version for supply chain: same archetypes, same-caliber engines, and when we run them against your production or inventory data, that benchmark is the number that counts.

Have a production or inventory problem to optimize?

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