GAMS - Cutting Edge Modeling

Cutting Edge Modeling

Formulate optimization problems in a notation similar to their algebraic notation
The GAMS language is powerful, yet easy to learn
Responsive tech support by highly competent experts

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Design Principles That Make a Difference

Open Architecture and Independent Layers: Model, Solver, Data, Platform, User Interface
Protecting longterm investments through Innovation and Compatibility
- Continuous development of the modeling language and system
- Unconditional commitment to backward compatibility

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Large, global user community

GAMS is used
- by private companies, universities, governments, NGOs, and research institutions
- in more than 120 countries and in many different areas
Maturity through more than 30 years of experience

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News & Events

March 6, 2020 The distribution 30.3.0 is available for download.

April 21, 2020 3:00 PM (GMT+2:00) - Online GAMS MIRO 1.0 - Deploy your GAMS models in minutes!

May 4 - 8, 2020 Practical General Equilibrium Modeling with GAMS

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May 25-29, 2020 Economic Modelling with the GAMS software

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About the Company

GAMS is one of the leading tool providers for the optimization industry and was the first software system to combine the language of mathematical algebra with traditional programming concepts in order to efficiently describe and solve optimization problems.

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Whether you are new to GAMS or an experienced user, here you will find an overview of where to find all kinds of information on using GAMS.

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Find out what others are doing with GAMS

GAMS is used worldwide in more than 120 countries by both commercial and academic users from many different areas such as the energy and chemical industries, healthcare, production planning, economic modeling, agricultural planning, and many others.

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