The AnyLogic Conference 2023

September 5-6

Nashville, TN, USA

#ALConf23

AnyLogic’s annual Conference will continue to prove the power of collaboration, with both the AnyLogic team and other experienced model developers.

Don’t miss the opportunity to see how AnyLogic is applied across multiple industries, network with leading simulation experts, and share ground-breaking ideas that will expand your vision of AnyLogic software. We will bring you new content from our practitioners, partners, and developers.

The program is built with the most innovative AnyLogic users from industry-leading organizations. Read on, find out more, and stay tuned for more speakers and announcements to come!

Conference Agenda

Title	Session Type	Industry
AnyLogic Conference Host: John Yedinak, Managing Director at The AnyLogic Company — North America
AnyLogic 8 New Features	Presentation	Simulation Software
AnyLogic Simulation Ecosystem — New Modeling Capabilities & Optimization Experiment at Scale	Presentation	Simulation Software
AnyLogic 9 — The Future of Integrated Simulation	Workshop	Simulation Software
The "Flexible Twin": Ensure Your Models Live, Adapt, Grow and Scale with Your Enterprise	Workshop	Best Practices

Call for Conference Presenters

The AnyLogic Company wants to hear from you! We are now accepting abstract submissions for The AnyLogic Conference 2023.

How to submit your Title and Abstract:

Please review the 2023 The AnyLogic Conference Presenter’s Guide before submission.
Submit your title and abstract in an email to conference@anylogic.com for submission with the subject “Presenter Inquiry for The AnyLogic Conference 2023”.

Timeline:

July 7, 2023: Call for Presentation Abstracts Closes

July 24—28, 2023: Notification of Approval

September 5–6, 2023: The AnyLogic Conference 2023

Location

Place: Marathon Music Works

Address: 1402 Clinton St, Nashville, TN 37203

Phone: +1 615-891-1781

Accommodations: Renaissance Nashville Hotel, 611 Commerce Street, Nashville, TN 37203

The AnyLogic Conference recommends staying at our host hotel Renaissance Nashville Hotel. If you need help with travel accommodations please reach out to Julia Levadnaya.

Workshops

The "Flexible Twin": Ensure Your Models Live, Adapt, Grow and Scale with Your Enterprise

Dr. Benjamin Schumann, Simulation Consultant

Do you fear the (model) circle of life? You build a model, you use it, and far too soon, it dies. Rinse and repeat. Or maybe, you tried to outsmart this already by re-using some components? But you still find yourself not maintaining these components? Or you built a fantastic model, but now you need 200 of those?

In this workshop, Ben will introduce a baseline manufacturing model that you can use as a starting point for 90% of manufacturing problems.

Following Ben’s tips, you will learn how to design enterprise simulations for any application area, ensuring that they stay alive, adapt themselves, and grow with your business.

We will explore:

how it can be applied at any level of detail via extensibility
How it can adapt to changes in reality without adjustments
And how it can scale in the cloud to any number of applications at any level of detail.

It’s great to attend the AnyLogic Conference because you can see how the tool is being applied across multiple industries, get to exchange ideas with people, see how other people are solving the same problems and see what the best approach is.

Artem Parakhine,
PWC
The AnyLogic Conference is a great place to learn more about the product and to receive firsthand information from the AnyLogic developers, as well as practitioners with a huge amount of experience.

Arnd Schirrmann,
Airbus Group Innovations
Although we are long-time users of AnyLogic, this is the first time I was able to attend the users Conference. The biggest benefit I got out of was actually to meet some of the GE customers, at a corporate level we have been working with, but did not have those personal relationships with.

Onur Dulgeroglu, Senior Analytics Engineer,
GE Global Research
The value I find in attending the AnyLogic Conference, was the multitude of different research and projects that are going on with AnyLogic. It really opened my eyes to some new ideas that we can implement with AnyLogic that we might not have thought of before.

Beth Tyrie,
Fruit of the Loom