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Since business systems share many of the characteristics of natural evolutionary systems, insights into the behavior of natural systems may be applied to business situations:
A computer model of a business environment, its participants and their interactions in the market may lead to insights into the best strategies. Commodity markets, customer behaviors and product satisfaction profiles have all been modeled using CAS.
Any operational allocation of assets in which there is a range of assets deployed over a network may benefit from a CAS based optimization tool. Distribution networks, production schedules and product development schedules have been controlled by CAS based optimization.
A situation in which there are multiple objectives that must be balanced for the best overall result respond well to CAS tools which net out the best possible solution. Risk management, asset allocation, optimum facility location decisions have been guided by CAS based decision support tools.

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| Gas/Electric Market Convergence |
Commodity Trading |
Work Over Economics |
Alternative Path Profiles |
| Refinery Location |
Commodity Transport Cost |
Well Production and Maintenance |
Truck and Pipeline Operations |
| Drilling Portfolio |
Hedging
Financial Instruments |
Spark Spread |
Interrupt Recovery |
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