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Part 1: Choosing The Right Engine

From high-level strategy tools that reveal where to open your next DC, to detailed simulations that mirror real-world operations, this episode offers a first look at the technology reshaping supply chain design - and the why behind it all. You’ll see how different engines balance scope and detail, and why choosing the right one can mean the difference between runaway costs and breakthrough efficiency.

Part 2: Navigating the Optilogic Platform

This episode is your first guided tour of the apps that form the backbone of every modeling project. You’ll discover where to find free demo models to kickstart your work, how to track and learn from your own runs, and even how to collaborate with your team inside the brand-new Teams Hub.

Part 3: Creating and Managing Models

In this episode, Mert from Optilogic walks you through the essentials of creating, managing, and sharing models inside Cosmic Frog. You’ll learn how to spin up a new model from scratch, use resource library templates to get a head start, and organize your growing collection with filters and search

Part 4: Required Tables

This video answers that by introducing the foundational components that make every Cosmic Frog model work — the locations, products, connections, and rules that form the backbone of your digital supply chain.

Leapfrog AI

Ready to take your modeling skills to the next level? Join Leapfrog 102 for a hands-on walk-through of the latest AI-powered use cases—designed to help you explore, edit, and optimize like a pro inside Cosmic Frog.

Part 5: Introduction to Hopper - Interleaved Routing

Most routing tutorials show you simple deliveries from one warehouse. Real-world logistics is messier: pickups and deliveries, multiple facilities, and returns integrated with outbound shipments. Sara Butler from Optilogic's Professional Services team walks through advanced Hopper capabilities for complex routing scenarios: Two detailed model walkthroughs show real cost and mileage impacts. See how lifting facility decomposition rules can save thousands of miles—and when you shouldn't. Perfect for users ready to move beyond beginner Hopper concepts!session covers Hopper scenarios that considers the impact of adjusting various factors when routing outbound shipments. Considerations include business hours, asset types available, and origin locations for the shipments.

Part 6: Introduction to Hopper - Load Balancing

This session covers Hopper scenarios that considers the impact of adjusting various factors when routing outbound shipments. Considerations include business hours, asset types available, and origin locations for the shipments.

Part 1: Introduction to Simulation Concepts

Understand the conceptual elements of simulation modeling, what makes simulation unique as a modeling methodology, and questions that can be addressed with simulation.

Part 2: Introduction to Simulation: Inputs

Learn the foundational elements of building supply chain simulation models in Cosmic Frog, including Model Elements, Transportation, Sourcing, Production, Inventory, and Demand (Orders).

Part 3: Introduction to Simulation: Outputs

Step-by-step instruction to be able to confidently run your own simulation model and review outputs.

Part 13: Diagnosing Infeasible Models

This chapter tackles one of the most common hurdles in supply chain modeling: infeasibility. You’ll see how Cosmic Frog flags errors when your model can’t satisfy all its constraints, and more importantly, how to track down the root cause. Starting with the validation report, you’ll learn how to spot critical errors, trace them back through sourcing or transportation policies, and fix the issues step by step.

Understanding Intelligent Greenfield Analysis

In this session we explore the basic and advanced concepts of Greenfield modeling with Cosmic Frog. We begin with covering typical use cases and minimum data requirements to build and run your first model in Cosmic Frog. We'll demonstrate the more advanced features available, such as costs tradeoffs, solving for set versus optimized location counts, throughput limits, service bands, suppliers and candidate locations.

Today's Supply Chain Was Built for a Different Time

From Strategic Design to Daily Reality: How Optilogic and ORTEC Close the Supply Chain Execution Gap

Expanding Network Design: Unilever’s Technology-Driven Collaboration Engine 

How one of the world’s largest CPG companies is transforming network design from periodic modeling into a real-time, always-on capability — built on Optilogic

Sonali Vijayavargiya of Augment Ventures - Speed to Confidence

What does it take to become the infrastructure layer for an entire industry? In this short interview, Sonali Vijayavargiya of Augment Ventures explains why she sees Optilogic doing exactly that for supply chain — moving companies from analysis to action, not just adding AI on top of old workflows. Sonali breaks down what Augment looks for in a modern tech stack — real infrastructure that helps people increase throughput and hit their goals on profitability, efficiency, and sustainability — and shares why Optilogic's vision, and the team's deep domain expertise, made this the partnership to build.

Taylor Wilkerson of Design for Life - Bringing Supply Chain Design to Global Health

How do you give healthcare supply chain leaders in low- and middle-income countries the same design and optimization power that big companies take for granted? In this short interview, Taylor Wilkerson of Design for Life — a nonprofit focused on improving healthcare supply chains — explains how access to the right tools lets leaders test changes in a sandbox before committing to them in the real world. Taylor shares why Design for Life has partnered with Optilogic since 2023, how Cosmic Frog's optimization capabilities go far beyond what's possible in a spreadsheet, and why Ada's shift from operations-research modeling to natural-language questions has him especially excited about what comes next for the partnership — and for the healthcare supply chains it supports.

Nate Rosier of enVista: The Hidden Cost of Supply Chain

Most leaders underestimate two cost drivers hiding in plain sight — and both can run into tens of millions of dollars a year. In this short interview, Nate Rosier of enVista breaks down why getting the right inventory to the right place at the right time, and hitting delivery time windows, matter far more than most P&Ls give them credit for. Nate explains why these costs stay invisible: vendor costs live in cost of goods sold, supply chain costs sit in a different bucket entirely, and nobody's connecting the dots between them. Hear why he sees that end-to-end, cause-and-effect view — across SKUs, vendors, and silos — as exactly where Optilogic delivers the most value.