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WSC 2016 December 11 – 14, 2016

WSC 2016 December 11 – 14, 2016. Simulating Complex Service Systems. General Chair: Todd R. Huschka, Mayo Clinic Program Chair: Stephen E. Chick, PhD, INSEAD Business Chair: Jesus A. Jimenez, PhD, Texas State University. June 2014 Update. WSC 2014 Summary. Date: Dec. 11-14, 2016

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WSC 2016 December 11 – 14, 2016

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  1. WSC 2016December 11 – 14, 2016 Simulating Complex Service Systems General Chair: Todd R. Huschka, Mayo Clinic Program Chair: Stephen E. Chick, PhD, INSEAD Business Chair: Jesus A. Jimenez, PhD, Texas State University June 2014 Update

  2. WSC 2014 Summary • Date: Dec. 11-14, 2016 • Location: Arlington, VA • Hotel: Crystal Gateway Marriott • Meeting Space: Crystal Gateway Marriott • Theme: TBD • Special features: Conference is located just across the river from the National Mall, and just a few blocks from the Pentagon. The hotel is connected via underground passage to the Metro and the Crystal City Shops.

  3. Arlington, VAWashington, DC Donated by Virginia to the United States in 1801 and originally part of Washington, DC, Arlington has served as the headquarters to many governmental department and agencies. The land of Arlington completed the “square” of Washington, DC. (It is labeled as Alexandria County in the animated picture below) It was retroceded back to Virginia in 1846 because the residents felt like they had no voice. They were no longer a part of Virginia, and didn’t feel like a part of Washington. Yet due to its proximity to the National Mall, today Arlington has the feel of Washington DC. The Washington, DC/Arlington area features a number of attractions. Notable Places: Arlington National Cemetery The Pentagon – Headquarters of the US Department of Defense The White House National Mall (partial list) National Air and Space Museum Washington Monument Lincoln Memorial Museum of Natural History Smithsonian Institution Building Dupont Circle Georgetown University

  4. Crystal Gateway Marriot Whitehouse Arlington Cemetery National Mall (2 Miles) Pentagon • Hotel is located less than 1 mile from Reagan International yet does not have the feel of a hotel right next to an airport. • While not in Washington DC, Central, it is only about 2 miles from the National Mall, and almost the same exact distance from the National Mall as the next closest option. • The hotel is less than a mile from the Pentagon and the Pentagon Memorial. • The hotel has direct access to the metro line via underground passage. • The hotel is connected to the Crystal City Shops via underground passage. The Crystal City Shops have numerous trendy shops and a very large variety of food options for all price levels. Gateway Marriott Reagan International

  5. Hotel Room Summary

  6. Concessions • 10 Upgrades to Junior Suite at Group Rate. • 5 Staff rooms at 75% Group Rate. • 1 per 50 complimentary rooms. • Complimentary internet access in guestrooms. • 1 complimentary wired internet connection at registration desk and 10 wireless internet connections in the exhibit hall per day. • 10% discount on 2016 food and beverage menu pricing if contract signed and returned by 9/7/2012 *Met

  7. BUSINESSCENTER SALON F CATERING KITCHEN SKY VIEW LOBBY LEVEL JEFFERSON PHONES ESCALATORS MADISON RESTROOMS Conference Space CONVENTIONREGISTRATION JACKSON LEE SALON D SALON A SALON B SALON C SALON E *Layout subject to change depending on our needs. GRAND BALLROOM SALON K SALON J SALON H SALON G General Session – 8,000 square feet ELEVATORS SALON I SALON II Breakouts – Grand Ballroom (10 rooms), Jefferson, Jackson, Lee, Madison, Rosslyn I, Rosslyn II, Alexandria, Mt. Vernon, Manassas (19 total rooms) RESTROOMS SERVICE CORRIDOR ASSEMBLYAREA SALON III ESCALATORS REG DESK Rosslyn ARLINGTON BALLROOM Office and Registration SALON IV SECOND FLOOR FAIRFAX SALON VI SALON V ALEXANDRIA Exhibits – 8,000 square feet MT. VERNON MCLEAN MANASSAS

  8. Catering Prices (2012) Prices do not include VA Tax (9%) and 22% service charge. Menu prices subject to 5% annual increases. 10% discount if contract signed by 9/7/2012. *Met

  9. Simulation of Complex Service Systems As computer processing power and simulation software advance the ability to simulate increasingly complex systems becomes possible by a larger and larger population of Systems Engineers and Operation Researchers. In addition, more and more data is available to accurately model these complex systems. Theme

  10. Develop a budget, and general track structure • Line up keynotes, Titans, and special features • Currently in conversation with Dr. John Noseworthy, CEO of Mayo Clinic for a Keynote position. • Titan Suggestion: Steve Roberts. Next Steps

  11. Remaining details to be provided in subsequent board meetings

  12. Registration - TBD

  13. Exhibits - TBD

  14. Budget Summary - TBD

  15. Tracks planned • Special/new features • Keynote speakers Program - TBD

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