About simevo: simulation, evolved.

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Our mission:

  • provide flexible technologies for simulating continuous industrial processes and financial cash flow
  • support specialist teams in other domains in modernizing their workflows
  • deliver smart forecasting solutions and dependable data products.

Our vision: To be the catalyst for innovation by evolution, helping small and large enterprises and the public sector accelerate the digital transformation of scientific data processing systems, in collaboration with an ecosystem of partners.

The simevo advantage: Stop struggling with obsolete simulation tech and fragile data pipelines! Let’s build together a lean modern software architecture for your complex domain. From the cloud to the factory floor, from climate pipelines to financial balance sheets, we bridge the gap between complex equations and scalable, resilient software solutions.

Our history

simevo has been established about a decade ago to help small and large enterprises and the public sector with their digital transformation.

The journey started back in 2004 with the observation that in the industrial and financial sectors, modeling and simulation is still performed using “old-style” tools – and this slows down the application of ICT innovations in these sectors.

A complete rethink and redesign of the simulation technology was necessary, to reimplement the proven formulas and equations. We did this with modern programming languages and flexible interfaces, but with a domain-oriented craftsmanship. It took years of hard work and in 2015 simevo is born !

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