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A new partnership is helping to support vulnerable young women against health concerns and gender-based violence.
August 10, 2022

A new partnership is helping to support vulnerable young women against health concerns and gender-based violence.
New owners assessed the performance of the production line to identify bottlenecks and areas for improvement.
Glasgow’s Simul8 is helping Crimestoppers optimise contact centre operations and improve staff wellbeing using digital simulation
Frances Sneddon, CTO, Simul8, reckons the business case for RPA may seem easy, but in reality it’s more complex than that.
The SIMTERGR8 modelling was an essential part of developing the care pathway and the evalutation process during the development phase if this project.
January 2022 was a busy month for the Scottish digital technology sector, with a number of high-profile appointments and partnerships.
It’s easy for business leaders looking at the big picture of their operations to conclude that only big changes will make an environmental difference. Using the right technology, there’s a lot that can be done lower down the chain.
Glasgow company's tech for good efforts recognised by international awards
A Glasgow-based technology company has been nominated for a ‘tech for good’ award after offering free support to healthcare organizations during the Covid19 pandemic.
Frances Sneddon, CTO at Simul8, uncovers the advantages of simulation-based digital twin technology.
Saint Anthony Hospital turned to Glasgow-based firm Simul8 after agreeing to help Chicago City Council double its daily vaccination capacity in some of the city’s most deprived areas, where uptake had been low.
Frances’ expertise as a business leader has helped grow Simul8 from a start-up to the global leader in the simulation market. Since joining the company in 1999 (progressing from an intern to now CTO), she has been helping organizations around the world use simulation to deliver cost savings and efficiency gains.
This article explores the biggest data science trends in the healthcare sector, as identified by experts in the field.
A Scottish technology company has helped a hospital expand its vaccination efforts in Chicago to provide greater access for ethnic minority groups in high-risk areas of the city.
Frances Sneddon, CTO at Simul8, explains why combining process mining and simulation offers a predictive edge for businesses
With border checks between the UK and EU coming into effect this year, Simul8 uses digital models to test proposed solutions to post-Brexit backlogs.
Truckers heading to the port of Dover once post-Brexit volumes recover could find themselves stuck for up to 20 days in 70,000-long truck queue. That is unless new infrastructure is built, extra staff hired and considerable cargo volumes diverted to other ports, according to new modelling undertaken by Simul8.
Digital modelling firm Simul8, which has been evaluating additional burden Brexit red-tape will bring at UK ports, said fresh food was already going to waste as a result of delays.
With lockdown measures starting to loosen, governments around the world are trying to balance kickstarting economies with protecting people from a further spread of COVID-19.
Health systems experts worked with a Scottish health board and Simul8 to better predict the local critical care demands caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
It's never been more important to ensure contact centers can cope with demand. So why use out of date formulas to plan staffing? Simul8 consultant Liam Hastie shares his take on why Erlang's days are numbered.
In collaboration with NHS Lanarkshire, the University of Strathclyde Business School health systems experts used Simul8 modelling software to predict critical care needs at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Frances Sneddon, chief technology officer at Simul8, reveals how digital simulation could navigate a path out of COVID-19 for healthcare organizations.
Attain, the UK’s largest independent health advisory and delivery organisation, have teamed up with leading software developers Simul8 to provide a free covid-19 intensive care unit preparation simulation.