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SC Navigator 26.12.1Date November 10, 2026 New Features Result overview tables (Single Runs and Batch Runs on the Overview of Solutions dialog, the Select Results Data dialog, and Results Data on the Manage Data page) now show key optimization metrics, including objective values, costs, demand KPIs, open facilities, and custom objectives - allowing runs to be compared at a glance. The Batch Optimization page also shows a detailed result summary in the View Results tooltip. Improvements Several memory improvements have been made, making it less likely that sessions with large datasets run out of memory: The implementation of constrained CoG optimizations has been improved. They should start solving sooner and use less memory, especially on larger datasets. Results are unchanged. Loading a dataset now uses less memory when the Transport Ratio sheet is empty: the checks for transport ratios are skipped when there are no ratios to check. Reading large datasets

AIMMS moves much of the application lifecycle closer to the business. Modelers and planners can build, adapt and deploy decision-support apps themselves, work that traditionally sat with IT or Digital. That is a big part of the value, and it also raises a fair question we hear more and more: how do you govern a capability like this?What follows is not the story of a single customer, nor a standard implementation plan that comes with a guarantee of success. It's a combined view drawn from what we've seen across our customer base: the practices our most successful customers share, the reasons other implementations stalled or were discontinued, and what we learn early in pre-sales about which organizations are set up to succeed.We share it as input rather than a prescription. Every organization is structured differently, and you're the best judge of what matters now, what can wait, and what doesn't apply to you.Who owns what: business and DigitalIn mature organizations, the business owns

SC Navigator 26.11.1Date October 27, 2026 New Features SENSAI Pro (beta) can now read the detailed results of your model, per warehouse, production facility, supplier, customer and transport lane. This means it can answer questions such as “What is the utilization of warehouse X in period Y?” and “How many units of product X are produced at plant Y?” Improvements Capacity indicators on the Results pages no longer incorrectly show warnings or errors when volumes are effectively within capacity. Negligible rounding differences are now ignored for Supplier, Production, Warehouse, and Transport results. Memory use and speed has been improved when optimizing with Allow Base Case Volume Mismatch switched on, making it less likely that large datasets run out of memory with this option. You can now widen the SENSAI chat panel by dragging its left edge, up to half of the browser window width. This makes tables easier to read. Bug Fixes The saving of Results now checks sc

Hi all,Following my earlier posts asking for input on WebUI enhancements, here’s another topic where I’d really like to hear from you.The WebUI Table and Gantt Chart already let you select multiple cells or tasks, for example with a block selection or Ctrl+click. With Store Focus, you can pass the active cell or task to your model. However, there’s no way yet to tell your model which cells or tasks are part of the selection. We’d like to add that, and before we lock in the details, I want to hear what you think.How it works in WinUIWinUI has a Store Selection In option on both the Pivot Table and the Gantt Chart, but the two work a bit differently:Pivot Table: you link an identifier with the same index domain as the displayed identifier. Every selected cell gets 1, everything else gets 0. It works in one direction only: changing the identifier from the model doesn’t change the selection in the table. Gantt Chart: you link an identifier with the same domain as the task data. It gets 1 f