Venue
Qubus Hotel Kraków, ul. Nadwiślańska 6
When?
September, 24 | 9:00 Registration
10:00 Event Opening
Partners
Agenda
09:00
Registration and Coffee
10:00
Opening of the Conference | Dawid Dąbal
10:15
HI + Simulation + AI = ? | Dr. Allen Greenwood
10:50
The paradox of complexity: Why hybrid systems can be simpler? | Paweł Woźny z ASTOR
11:20
Coffee break | EXPO
In the EXPO Zone, you’ll have the chance to talk with, among others: ASTOR, AVIX by Solme, Luca Logistics Solutions, Krakow Technology Park, and hub4industry.
11:50
InterMarium – Your Simulation Team | Dawid Dąbal
12:20
Retail reimagined through modelling | Karolina Jaworska & Oktawia Kujawiak from Rossmann
12:45
From Excel to FlexSim: Journey from Static Spreadsheets to Digital Twin Validation | Michał Guzy from SEST-LUVE
13:10
Lunch break
14:10
Turn Investment into Performance with Simulation-Driven Insights | Jan Niestrath from Autodesk
14:35
From Missing Data to Decisions: Building a Digital Twin of AutoStore | Maksim Nizamov & Zdeněk Kadlec from Rohlik Group
15:00
From Digital Innovation to Real Business Impact: FlexSim in Action | Tijana Majstorović z Grundfos
15:30
Coffee break | EXPO
In the EXPO Zone, you’ll have the chance to talk with, among others: ASTOR, AVIX by Solme, Luca Logistics Solutions, Krakow Technology Park, and hub4industry.
16:00
Building FlexSim Models with AI Support | PhD Waldemar Małopolski from Cracow University of Technology
16:30
FlexSim Roadmap and Development | Jacob White from Autodesk
17:00
Conclusion of the main part
19:00
Simulation Awards Gala and networking
Meet our speakers!
The stage will belong to them
USA
Jacob White
Technology Consultant at Autodesk
He has been working with FlexSim since 2021 and develops simulation solutions at Autodesk, drawing on his experience in consulting, technical support, and product development. He leads the FlexSim Insider program, through which he collaborates with users to test and refine new features and future software releases, and he also teaches at Brigham Young University, where he instructs students on the practical application of simulation.
Germany
Jan Peter Niestrath
Industry Manager for Industrial Machinery at Autodesk
At Autodesk he drives strategy and market development. His experience spans factory planning, industrial sales, software consulting, and automation, giving him a broad perspective on the technological and business transformation of manufacturing.
Serbia
Tijana Majstorović
Simulation Engineer at Grundfos
A simulation engineer with many years of experience in the automotive industry, specializing in discrete-event simulation and virtual manufacturing. He has experience in process validation, bottleneck analysis, performance evaluation, and the development of innovative, business-critical solutions. In addition, he works on ergonomic simulation to support the design of efficient and safe manufacturing processes.
Poland
Paweł Woźny
Solutions Architect at ASTOR
A specialist in the field of simulation and optimization of intralogistics systems and material handling, including conveyor systems and autonomous mobile robots (AMRs). He creates simulation models, analyzes performance, and identifies opportunities for optimization, supporting the design of efficient and scalable logistics systems. In his work, he also uses simulation to validate concepts and analyze complex logistics systems prior to their implementation.
Germany
Maksim Nizamov
Product Owner at Rohlik Group
He specializes in logistics, e-commerce, and simulation. He currently leads the implementation of solutions based on machine learning and predictive analytics, including simulation models for warehouse automation and automated work scheduling. Since the beginning of his career, he has conducted 70 training sessions on simulation for over 1,000 professionals.
Czechia
Zdeněk Kadlec
Process Manager at Rohlik Group
On a daily basis, he creates models in FlexSim for AutoStore systems, warehouse operations, and process efficiency planning. His current responsibilities include testing scenarios, identifying bottlenecks, and supporting decision-making in highly automated fulfillment centers. Previously, he worked at Alza.cz for 4 years, where he used simulations in projects related to logistics, automation, and warehouse design.
USA
PhD Allen Greenwood
Simulation Education Specialist at Autodesk
Professor Emeritus at Mississippi State University
He has over 50 years of experience, in both academia and industry, teaching, researching, and applying simulation modeling, analysis, and optimization. A current interest is enhancing the practice of simulation so that it more effectively delivers organizational value.
Poland
PhD Waldemar Małopolski
Assistant Professor at Cracow University of Technology
He specializes in modeling, simulation, and optimization of manufacturing and intralogistics processes, as well as in the control of AGV/AMR vehicles and autonomous systems. He combines scientific research with practical engineering applications and collaboration with industry, and is currently also involved in standardization in the field of AI.
Poland
Michał Guzy
Production and Process Optimization Engineer at LUVE
He has been working in manufacturing for over 5 years, from on the production floor to leading process optimization efforts using simulation. He currently specializes in planning and balancing production line capacity using FlexSim. He strives to bridge the gap between the reality of the production floor and the dynamic modeling of the Digital Twin.
Poland
Dawid Dąbal
CEO at InterMarium
An expert in simulation and digital twins. He specializes in the application of FlexSim in logistics, manufacturing, and warehousing. He has over 15 years of experience in carrying out optimization projects for Europe’s largest industrial companies.
Meet Our Partners
LODZistics | Poland
LODZistics is the largest TSL (Transport, Freight Forwarding, Logistics) cluster in the Łódź region, bringing together companies, universities, and business support institutions. The organization supports the development of modern logistics through knowledge sharing, research and development projects, the implementation of innovative solutions, and collaboration between business and academia. The cluster creates a platform for cooperation that strengthens the competitiveness of the logistics sector and supports the development of skills among future professionals.
Krakow Technology Park | Poland
For nearly 30 years, it has been supporting entrepreneurs in Małopolska by offering a comprehensive set of tools that enable you to grow your business faster, smarter, and more effectively. Whether you’re a small business owner with an idea for a new service or a large company planning to digitize its production—at KPT, you’ll find the support, tools, and people to help you take that step.
hub4industry | Poland
As a European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH), they target small and medium-sized enterprises that are modernizing their production processes and implementing solutions based on Industry 4.0 technologies. They help companies make informed decisions regarding their technological development. Their goal is to increase the competitiveness of businesses in real market conditions – step by step, taking into account each company’s capabilities.
LUCA Logistics Solutions | Poland/Germany
Experts in Pick-by-Light, Pick-to-Light systems, and other order-picking solutions. An international team of designers, engineers, and technicians that develops and delivers innovative solutions for logistics and manufacturing. We handle the design, development, installation, and maintenance of our state-of-the-art systems. We are dedicated, open to collaboration, and goal-oriented.
Stowarzyszenie Logistyków Polskich | Poland
They work to develop and promote practical knowledge in the fields of logistics and manufacturing. They support collaboration between academia and business, facilitating the transfer of knowledge and modern technologies into economic practice. They are involved in the development of higher and vocational education, as well as the creation of laboratories and logistics education centers. They organize and support training sessions, conferences, lectures, and research projects related to logistics and production. They also collaborate with companies, universities, and educational institutions in Poland and abroad, promoting innovative logistics solutions and practical education.
AVIX Suite by SOLME AB | Europe
AVIX Suite is a modular platform that supports the analysis, optimization, and continuous improvement of manufacturing processes. It combines, among other things, time and motion analysis, line balancing, FMEA, SMED, ergonomics, and digital work instructions into a single environment. Thanks to a single source of data, it reduces duplication of effort and facilitates the identification of bottlenecks, resource optimization, and process standardization. Integration with ERP, MES, and PLM systems allows AVIX to be incorporated into a broader digital manufacturing environment.
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Rules for Participation in the Event
Participation in the conference is free for up to two people from a single organization interested in process simulation, optimization, manufacturing, logistics, education, or related fields.
Each additional person from the same organization may be subject to a fee of 500 EUR or 2,000 PLN (net).
The Organizer also reserves the right to charge a participation fee in other justified cases. Each such case is considered on a case-by-case basis, and the decision is made by the Organizer.
The Organizer reserves the right to refuse an application or cancel a registration without providing a reason. The participant will be notified of the decision via email or phone.
If you have any questions, please contact us at: michal.wyciszkiewicz@intermarium.com.pl
