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In the ever-evolving landscape of the internet, websites come and go, reflecting the changing needs and priorities of their users. After two decades of serving as a hub for mathematical programming enthusiasts, the time has come to bid adieu to GAMS World.
GAMS is good at finding decision variable values that provide the optimal solution to a problem for a given set of scenario parameters. It is more difficult to find a strategy that can test combinations of potentially many parameters in an efficient way to identify optimal scenarios.
Mathematical optimization can be applied in various industries. One recent example can be seen in the brewing industry. A team of researchers from the University of Hamburg has developed a system that supports the Feldschlösschen brewery in producing 220 finished products from 100 semifinished products.
This year’s INFORMS Annual Meeting in Indianapolis was a great experience. Logan went with Steve and Atharv for GAMS to the conference to have a technical talk about GAMS Engine, GAMS Connect and GAMS Transfer. Besides interesting talks and meetings with old friends, we were very happy with the GAMS sponsored basketball hoop. There was fierce competition every day between all the attendees for the prized GAMS leatherman multi-tool. Through this mini game, we had a steady stream of visitors, which helped us network with new colleagues.
Atharv Bhosekar
Aileen Boehme
Adam Christensen
Alexander Meeraus
André Schnabel
Bruce McCarl
Christophe Gouel
Clemens Westphal
Evangelos Panos
Fred Fiand
Freddy Proske
George Franco
Hans Lofgren
Justine Broihan
Julien Harou
Leonard Kunz
Logan Randolph
Lutz Westermann
Mohammed Basheer
Marius Bützler
Michael Bussieck
Mateo Gallia
Renke Kuhlmann
Robin Schuchmann
Steve Dirkse
Stefan Mann