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ASSESS Summit

ASSESS Summit

The primary annual event for the ASSESS Initiative is the annual ASSESS Summit. The Summit brings together key leadership participants including experts, industry analysts, software providers, researchers, simulation users, and others in the community of model-based analysis, simulation and systems engineering with the goal to review the current status, issues, goals and next steps of the ASSESS Initiative. The role of each ASSESS Summit is to guide and influence the ASSESS initiative’s efforts related to software development and deployment strategies.

A​SSESS Summit 2024

T​he 7th ASSESS Summit was held in Atlanta, Georgia, USA on March 4-6 2024.

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ASSESS 2023

ASSESS Congress 2023

The 6th ASSESS Congress was held in Atlanta, USA on March 26-28, 2003. It brought together key leadership participants, including experts, industry analysts, software providers, researchers, simulation users, and others in the community of model-based analysis, simulation and systems engineering.

A​SSESS 2023 Presentations


ASSESS 2022

The 5th Annual ASSESS Congress at the Georgian Hotel in Atlanta, GA, USA. The 2022 ASSESS Congress was organized to “enable” both strategies and relationships related to Engineering Simulation*. The theme of the 2022ASSESS Congress was “Leading the Simulation Revolution”.

A​SSESS 2022 Presentations


ASSESS 2019

The 4th Annual ASSESS Congress was held on Oct 27th -29th, 2019 at Chateau Elan Winery & Resort in Braselton, GA. The ASSESS 2019 Congress brought a diversity of ideas and perceptions together to develop a way forward that helps everyone involved in the “Simulation Revolution”. The theme of the ASSESS 2019 Congress was “Advancing the Simulation Revolution”.

A​SSESS 2019 Presentations


ASSESS 2018

The 3rd Annual ASSESS Congress was held on Oct 28th-30th, 2018 at Chateau Elan Winery & Resort in Braselton, GA. The ASSESS 2018 Congress was organized to “enable” both strategies and relationships related to Engineering Simulation*. The theme of the ASSESS 2018 Congress was “Launching the Simulation Revolution”.

A​SSESS 2018 Presentations


ASSESS 2017

The 2nd annual ASSESS Congress was held in November 2017 at the Bolger Center in Potomac, MD. This Congress was organized to help shape the industry and product strategies for the next decade related to Engineering Simulation*. The theme of the ASSESS 2017 Congress was “Understanding the Simulation Revolution”.

A​SSESS 2017 Presentations


A​SSESS 2016

The 1st annual ASSESS Congress was held in January 2016 at the Bolger Center in Potomac, MD, during the infamous “DC area Snowmageddon.” In spite of the severe winter storm, the ASSESS 2016 Congress participants constituted aWho’s-Who of the simulation software community to review the status, issues, goals and actionable items of the ASSESS Initiative.

The ASSESS 2016 participants explored 7 key themes for the ASSESS Initiative to establish: current state, mission/objectives, obstacles, and next steps.

  1. Democratization of Engineering Simulation (DoES)
  2. Engineering Simulation Confidence/Governance
  3. Business Challenges
  4. The Intersection of Systems Modeling and Classical Simulation
  5. Aligning Commercial, Government & Research Interests and Efforts
  6. Potential Game Changers
  7. Looking forward

A​SSESS 2016 Presentations


ASSESS 2015

The Analysis, Simulation and Systems Engineering Software Summit was a watershed event organized by Cyon Research and intrinSIM and hosted by the Santa Fe Institute on January 8-9, 2015 that kicked off the ASSESS Initiative.

The Summit attendees put 104 issues up for discussion and ended up with 24 key challenges and after much discussion eight issues stood out:

  1. Design-Centered Workflow
  2. Ease of Use & Usability
  3. Pre-CAD Analysis & Optimization
  4. Impact of Web/Cloud/Mobile
  5. Knowledge Capture & Reuse
  6. Ability to Combine Heterogeneous Models in a Systems Approach