Role of WSC in simulation, panel: panel session: the future of the Winter Simulation Conference

Authors:
Daniel T. Brunner;James O. Henriksen;Ricki G. Ingalls;Mani S. Manivannan;Barry L. Nelson;Cindy Schiess
Affiliations:
Systemflow Simulations, Inc., Guilford Avenue, Indianapolis, IN;Wolverine Software Corporation, Mount Vernon Avenue, Alexandria, VA;Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK;Vector SCM, A CNF Company, Novi, MI;Northwestern University, Evanston, IL;Design Systems, Inc., Farmington Hills, MI
Venue:
Proceedings of the 35th conference on Winter simulation: driving innovation
Year:
2003

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Abstract

The Winter Simulation Conference (WSC) is traditionally known as the most important annual conference serving the discrete event simulation community. The purpose of this panel session is to generate discussion about the nature of WSC in the future and about its future role in the overall simulation community. There are many reasons to do this. It is important to the communities currently served by WSC, critical to the conference itself, and in a broad sense significant to the future of simulation itself. In keeping with the track theme of discussing the future of simulation, it makes sense to discuss the future of the most important discrete-event simulation event.