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When this decision gets expensive

If two or more sound familiar, this solution will most likely pay for itself.

The weekly schedule is redone by hand with every rush order.
Setup time eats up a significant share of available capacity.
Committing to a delivery date for sales is an exercise in personal guesswork.
There is no quick way to simulate the impact of a new order.
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What Orion delivers

D·1

A scheduling model with sequence-dependent setups and resource constraints.

D·2

A production schedule generated in minutes, not work shifts.

D·3

What-if simulation to give sales delivery dates based on the real plan.

D·4

Fast replanning in response to breakdowns, material shortages or rush orders.

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Technical foundation

constrained scheduling

Mixed-integer programming and constraint programming over machines, molds and tooling.

sequence-dependent setups

A changeover matrix by family and attribute, minimized within the scheduling horizon.

rolling horizon

Incremental replanning that preserves what is already in progress.

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A structured conversation with Orion's leadership to understand where your operation gains the most from optimization applied to decision-making, and which level of customization makes the most sense: a ready-made solution, a customizable solution or bespoke consulting.

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