SBPO 2026 Belo Horizonte, Brazil

Hexaly is proud to participate as a Diamond Sponsor of SBPO 2026, the 58th Brazilian Operations Research Symposium (Simpósio Brasileiro de Pesquisa Operacional).

The conference will take place September 28–October 1, 2026, in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. As one of Latin America’s leading conferences on operations research, it brings together researchers, practitioners, and industry professionals to present the latest advances in mathematical optimization and decision science.

Founded in 1968, the Brazilian Operations Research Symposium is the annual conference of the Brazilian Operations Research Society. Each year, it provides a forum for researchers and practitioners to exchange ideas, present new research, and discuss real-world applications of optimization across academia and industry.

As a Diamond Sponsor, Hexaly looks forward to connecting with the Brazilian Operations Research community and demonstrating how Hexaly Optimizer extends traditional Mixed-Integer Programming (MIP) to solve large-scale, real-world optimization problems.

Meet Hexaly at SBPO 2026

Visit the Hexaly booth and meet Fred Gardi, Ph.D., Founder & CEO of Hexaly. Whether you work in academia or industry, stop by our booth to discuss your optimization challenges and discover how Hexaly extends traditional Mixed-Integer Programming (MIP).

You’ll also have the opportunity to discover what’s new in Hexaly 15.0, including major performance improvements in routing, scheduling, and packing, as well as advances in nonlinear optimization.

Don’t miss Fred Gardi’s technical presentation at the conference. He will present the new features in Hexaly 15.0 and discuss the technologies behind Hexaly’s next-generation optimization solver.

Additional details, including the presentation title, abstract, date, time, and location, will be announced soon. Check back for updates.

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