Efficiently scale your delivery volume and service areas without adding stress to your operators or drivers. We’ll show you how to use Nextmv to automate and optimize routing: start with a pre-built decision model, customize your model to fit your needs, and deploy it to production.

In the beginning there was linear programming. It spawned decades of similarly-shaped solver offshoots. Decision diagrams break with this classic paradigm and offer new opportunities to solve common optimization problems.

See how to build, run, and deploy a custom decision model to production in a few minutes.

With Nextmv, getting a decision model into production is just like deploying any other software. Build custom models and create a unique endpoint for your model that can easily integrate into your other services.

Learn how to use custom distance or travel time matrices for routing with Nextmv.

Is optimization a solved problem? How does it fit into modern business models such as on-demand delivery? What does it mean to model like an operator? We’ll ask Dr. Hoffman these questions and more.

Learn how to build a custom model using our routing template to minimize costs while accounting for workers who are paid either by the hour or by task.

Which solver or algorithm performs better for your use case? How does your model perform under stress? See a preview of how the Nextmv platform can streamline benchmarking instances, testing scenarios, and more.

Nextmv is removing the roadblocks for going from optimization problem definition to production environment. This makes optimization easier for operations researchers and more accessible to developers. See what this looks like and watch a demo.

Register to watch a presentation, demo, and AMA time with the Nextmv team. Get an overview of the newly released custom decision optimization platform, see it in action, and check out a preview of our multi-solver capabilities.

Build and run complete decision optimization models in minutes for vehicle routing, scheduling, packing, and Sudoku. With a few commands, you're ready to solve.

Whether you operate in multiple market locations or want to expand into new ones, simple scenario testing can help you make decisions about vehicle fleet size, composition, and capabilities.