Program

Who should attend?

Anyone interested in developing with and deploying Wolfram technologies—regardless of their field, experience level, or familiarity with Wolfram technologies.

What types of events will be held?

The conference schedule is currently being developed (click here to submit your talk). In addition to in-depth presentations, the conference will include hands-on workshops, Similar-Interest Group "Meet-Ups," and many networking opportunities.

Develop and foster relationships through Wolfram-planned networking events and attendee-initiated functions.

Areas of focus include:

data science & visualization
connected devices
mobile & cloud deployment
software development
computational finance
system modeling & simulation
engineering
signal & image processing
educational technology

Main conference

October 19 (Monday)	11am, noon, or 2:30pm	Wolfram Research Tour
	5–7pm	Registration & Opening Reception (Hilton Garden Inn)

October 20 (Tuesday)	7:30–9am	Breakfast
	9–10:30am	Opening Keynote
	11am–noon	Talks, Hands-on Workshops, Networking
	11:30am–1pm	Lunch/Roundtable Discussions
	12:30–4:30pm	Talks, Hands-on Workshops, Similar-Interest Group "Meet-Ups"
	6–9pm	Optional Networking Dinner

October 21 (Wednesday)	7:30–9am	Breakfast
	9am–noon	Talks, Hands-on Workshops, Similar-Interest Group "Meet-Ups"
	11:30am–1pm	Lunch/Roundtable Discussions
	12:30–6pm	Talks, Hands-on Workshops, Similar-Interest Group "Meet-Ups"
	6–7pm	Cocktail Hour
	7–9pm	Keynote Dinner & Innovator Award Ceremony

October 22 (Thursday)	7:30–9am	Breakfast
	9am–noon	Talks, Hands-on Workshops, Similar-Interest Group "Meet-Ups"
	11:30am–1pm	Lunch/Roundtable Discussions
	12:30–5:30pm	Talks, Hands-on Workshops, Similar-Interest Group "Meet-Ups"
	6–9pm	Social Networking Event

Pre-conference training

These optional training sessions are offered at an additional cost. Learn more »

October 19 (Monday)	9am–noon	The Wolfram Language: Image Processing Concepts and Methods
	9am–noon	The Wolfram Language: Visualization Fundamentals
	9am–noon	Wolfram SystemModeler: An Introduction
	1–4pm	Wolfram SystemModeler and Mathematica: Analysis and Model Design
	1–4pm	The Wolfram Language: Programming Fundamentals