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Game Theory as a Model for Business and Business Ethics
Business Ethics Quarterly, 1993Abstract:Fifty years ago, two Princeton professors established game theory as an important new branch of applied mathematics. Game theory has become a celebrated discipline in its own right, and it now plays a prestigious role in many disciplines, including ethics, due in particular to the neo-Hobbesian thinking of David Gauthier and others.
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Serious Business Game on Digitalization
2019Through digital transformation programs, companies seek to break new ground to guarantee their long-term stability. Companies try to somehow prepare their employees for novel, technologically-driven trends and highlight the effects of digitalization on their companies.
Vera Stadler, David Rueckel
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A Business Game For E-Learning
The Sixth IEEE International Conference on Computer and Information Technology (CIT'06), 2006Effects of business games (BGs) on off-line have been investigated.. Research on the effects of BGs online has not been explained clearly with statistical support. Furthermore, BGs on the Internet have not adopted recent enterprise activities such as current price evaluations of stocks, or cash flow statement adapted to the business areas.
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Managerial Computer Business Games
2011Interview with Anthony Davidson, SuperAguri F1 GP Driver (autosport.com, March 2, 2007): Q: Can you actually learn anything from the [F1 videogame] though? AD: Absolutely. When I did the 2004 season, I really relied on having video data from the team and using the PlayStation games as well to learn the circuits. We always deal in corner numbers, we don’
PROSERPIO, LUIGI +2 more
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Academy of Management Review, 1976
The author discusses the use of simulation games in the business world and examines their success. He notes that while these methods are being touted as an educational innovation, there is no real evidence to back up that actual success of these games. He suggests that developers of these computer simulation methods need to pay greater attention to the
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The author discusses the use of simulation games in the business world and examines their success. He notes that while these methods are being touted as an educational innovation, there is no real evidence to back up that actual success of these games. He suggests that developers of these computer simulation methods need to pay greater attention to the
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2013
This chapter presents the key features of the games and we categorize business games in terms of their evolution and key learning objectives.
Baldissin N. +2 more
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This chapter presents the key features of the games and we categorize business games in terms of their evolution and key learning objectives.
Baldissin N. +2 more
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Goal-setting and business gaming
1989Goal-setting is a vital stage in the corporate planning process - goals being the means by which an organisation's long-term objectives are oprerationalised. A rigorous goal-setting discipline is necessary for effectimentation of the strategic plan - the resultant network of goals acting as a model of the organisation's strategy over the planning ...
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