Simulation Content

For the untrained eye, business finance may look too theoretical and far away from business reality. Some will say business is about consumers, about the product design, about the marketing strategy, you name it. None of which is (fully) wrong. But when the role of business finance is understood, the following realization takes place: business… Continue reading Business finance: the common language for success

Participants will experience the real dynamics of competition, when in a red ocean, having to face some tradeoffs between cost and value, and the dynamics of a blue ocean, where buyers’ value generates new demand. Find out how.

Many skills that are essential to successful business leadership can only be developed through experience. We offer an experience where you can learn those specific skills in a shorter amount of time, thanks to game-based learning.

Have you ever played a business game or a business simulation? Have you felt overwhelmed by the amount of information to process? Getting game participants quickly onboard is fundamental: here our some of our best tips.

We develop business simulations to teach business acumen, and we partner with organizations that specialize in interactive workshops. Find out more about our partnerships!

Business education focuses too often on the financial aspects of business, but business is made of people. Here is why we think it should be taught, using our games.

Does playing a business simulation teach concrete skills? Is it comparable with the reality of an organization? These are the questions we answer in this blog entry.

Co-developed with the NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, this new simulation aims at teaching students how to find the balance between serving the community, developing the human capital, and ensuring profitable activities.

We explore how a student led us to reconsider our approach to sustainability, and how it led us to re-think, and revamp an existing business simulation into one about sustainable car manufacturing.

Business simulation games enable participants to learn in an engaging, challenging, dynamic, and risk-free environment, while applying concepts that they may have been taught in their course curriculum.