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AnyLogic’s annual conference was a great success. Below, you will find all kinds of content from the event.
Industry specialists in simulation demonstrated how AnyLogic is being applied across multiple industries with a huge amount of success.
The program was built with the most innovative AnyLogic users from industry-leading organizations. Take a look at downloadable presentations, videos, and photos.
Thank you to all who attended for making the AnyLogic Conference 2023 so insightful, memorable, and successful. We hope to see you again at our next conference.
Conference Agenda
AnyLogic Conference Host: John Yedinak, Managing Director at The AnyLogic Company — North America
Video
Presentation
Industry
Organization
PDF
AnyLogic 8 – Striving for Better Performance in Demanding Simulations
Simulation Software
Simulation Driven Solution Methodology Evaluation for Fulfillment Optimization
Supply Chain
Model It Anyway; the Intuitive Solution was Wrong
Manufacturing
External model connectivity for digital twins
Digital Twin, Manufacturing
Pizza Delivery and Kitchen Simulation Model for Improving Service Delivery
F&B Industry, Business Processes
Leveraging a Simulation Model to Provide Insights on Plant Weekly Throughput and Equipment Processing Time
Manufacturing
Digital Twin of Picking Operations in the Fulfilment Centres of an Online Supermarket
Digital Twin, Warehouse Operations
Catchment Area Simulation. Beneficiary Assignment and PHC Resource Optimization
Healthcare
Warehouse Highway Congestion – Microsoft Excel vs AnyLogic
Warehouse Operations
Right Sizing ASRS for Streamlined Order Fulfillment, Fashion from the Warehouse to your Feet
Warehouse Operations
AnyLogic 9 — The Future of Integrated Simulation
Simulation Software
Healthcare Ops Excellence: Build a Simulated Dialysis Clinic
Healthcare
Unlocking the Skies: Empowering Urban Air Mobility through Vertiport Simulation
Transportation
US Sugar Rail Modeling in the Cloud
Rail Logistics
Modeling Forced Migration of Refugees
Social Processes
AnyLogic Simulation Ecosystem — New Modeling Capabilities & Optimization Experiment at Scale
Simulation Software
Closing the Gap Between Strategic Vision and Smart Execution: Elevate AnyLogic to Tackle CEO's Agenda Topics
Best Practices
Healthcare System Modeling: Beyond the Digital Twin
Digital Twin, Healthcare
Simulation as a Risk Mitigation Tool at Amazon Transportation Yards
Transportation
Using a High-Level Template to Increase Model Development Speed
Manufacturing
Making Simulation Modeling Accessible
Best Practices
Integrating Demand Planning and Production Optimization with SAP Analytics Cloud & AnyLogic Simulation
Best Practices
Simulation Model for Network Configuration and Railway Operations in the Rumo S.A.'s Southern Network
Rail Logistics
Integrating Artificial Intelligence and Simulation Models to Enhance Defense Intelligence Agency Capabilities
AI, Defense
The "Flexible Twin": Ensure Your Models Live, Adapt, Grow and Scale with Your Enterprise
Best Practices, Modeling Technique
Workshops
AnyLogic 9 — The Future of Integrated Simulation
Dr. Andrei Borshchev, CEO, & Nikolay Churkov, Principal Software Engineer at The AnyLogic Company
For the last couple of years, we have been talking about AnyLogic 9, showing roadmaps, etc. This time we want to do something different – we want you to have hands-on AnyLogic 9 modeling experience.
During the workshop, you will be building and running a model – all in your browser, of course. You will have a chance to find out what the current state of our (largest so far) development effort is, see how the AnyLogic 9 model editor integrates with AnyLogic Cloud, and compare cloud-based and desktop development environments.
And of course, you will have the option to sit back, relax, and watch other people work. Spoiler: the two most frequent words in the model are Corona™ and Dos Equis™.
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.
