Every company has its own optimization tasks. Some are simple, some are complex and some seem intractable. Merica's vision is to solve these challenges. To carefully analyze them and tailor a tool composed of proven components.
Merica was founded in 2004 in the Czech Republic. We focus on the design and development of programs for human resource scheduling, optimization of production, transport or other industrial problems.
In many organizations, managers and planners are separated from their decisions. In many cases, they are bogged down with meaningless agendas while harmonizing data in meaningless spreadsheets. Merica delivers the solution - one planning system that covers long-term strategic planning, detailed scheduling and operational conflict resolution. With the help of our algorithms, your planners and dispatchers will find the best combination and find it fast. Schedules are customized online, information is transparent and greatly facilitates your business collaboration.
We provide development of complex applications and their integration into the customer's IT architecture. Thanks to our experience in programming and optimization algorithms, we can select the best solution. Hundreds of users can interact with our tools by simply opening a web browser. We can easily make changes to the tool to reflect your changing business.
Different tasks require different solutions. Profit from optimization can only be achieved by accurate modeling and choosing the right algorithm. Merica is experienced in this.
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The CEO of Merica Prof. Zdeněk Hanzálek has been selected as the chairman of the largest conference in the field of scheduling MISTA thanks to his results in combinatorial optimization.
The conference was also chaired by Graham Kendall (University of Nottingham, UK), Barry McCollum (Queens University Belfast, UK) and Přemysl Šůcha (Czech Technical University in Prague).
APS FOR PRODUCTION WITH FLEXIBLE RESOURCES AND PROCESSES is supported by the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic under the TREND Programme from EU funds within the National Recovery Plan (Recovery and Resilience Facility).