Based on the data provided in the scenario tables, the GFA results offer:
- Locations for the distribution centers/warehouses.
- Sourcing policies – where customers buy products.
Since GFA does not take into account roads, cities, means of transportation, etc., it may suggest putting distribution centers on top of a mountain or in the middle of a sea. If you want the experiment to consider roads, run the GFA with roads experiment.
The saved results can be:
The results are available in the dashboard below the experiment's view in the form of statistics, distributed through the pages on the left (each page refers to a certain type of statistics). If required, you can rename, remove a page, or export the content of the page's statistics to MS Excel file:
- Product Flows — shows detailed statistics on the flows of the supply chain within the specified period of time.
- New Site Locations — shows information on all the new sites created by the experiment.
- Distance Coverage by Demand — shows detailed statistics on the distance to cover to satisfy a certain percentage of the demand.
- Demand Coverage by Distance — shows detailed statistics on the demand to satisfy within a certain distance.
To see experiment results
- Run the experiment.
- Once the experiment is completed, a new Result item will be created below the
GFA experiment tile.
- Click Results to analyze the results.
GFA result data cannot be edited unless you convert it to a scenario.
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