We are honored to release the preliminary program for the AnyLogic Conference 2014, which boasts numerous experts in the field of modeling and simulation. So far, this prestigious group includes GE, Intel, PricewaterhouseCoopers, CSX, Recargo, Symbotic and more, covering topics such as supply chain & logistics, healthcare, marketing, rail and pedestrian flow. We will continue to narrow down the list ensuring a variety of industries and additional globally recognized organizations giving you the chance to network, gain valuable insights, and see, firsthand the latest solutions utilizing AnyLogic software.
The AnyLogic Conference 2014 will be held on November 12th and 13th at The Westin San Francisco Market Street Hotel in San Francisco, CA, USA. Register now, before the program is complete and receive discounted pricing. This two day event is your best opportunity to make connections that will position your company for future success. Don't miss out on the latest trends and technologies at the AnyLogic Conference 2014, register today!
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