Solutions · Network
Design the network before you commit to it.
Test hubs, lanes, capacities and flows. See the recommended structure, the bottlenecks it avoids and the assumptions that could change the answer.
One lit path through the mesh
A faint mesh of possible connections; one path lights up. Every network decision reduces to which links carry the flow — and at what cost.
What you can decide
Decisions that travel along edges
Best paths
Shortest, cheapest, or most reliable — the way through a connected system, chosen on your terms.
Flows and throughput
How much can move through the network, where it bottlenecks, and what relieves it.
Hubs and lanes
Which hubs to run and which lanes to open when every link carries a fixed charge.
Supply chains end to end
From source to shelf across tiers, including multi-commodity flows that share capacity.
How it runs
Test the shape, then commit
Sketch the system
Nodes, links, capacities, and costs — described, not diagrammed.
Solve the flow
The checked answer shows which links carry what, and the total cost of the design.
Stress it
Close a lane, drop a hub, re-solve. The comparison shows what the change buys or costs.
More solutions