Did you know that nearly 100% of AACSB accredited business schools were using Business Simulations in 1986? Whether in the academic or corporate context, the importance and value of business simulations as training tools has been well established for decades.
For Learning & Development (L&D) departments today, delivering relevant, supportive, and engaging learning material pretty much means one thing: optimizing content for the millennial learner.
We recently had the privilege of attending the annual European conference of one of the world’s leading providers of Learning Management Systems (LMS).
If your gut instinct is that building in-house should be the cheapest way to get the unique content your organization needs – think again.
A look back at our takeaways from last year’s AOM as we gear up for Boston in 2019
We recently sat down with business simulation professors Felipe Nascimento, Flavio Schneider and Jeremy Lovelace to ask a series of interview questions recently published by Harvard Business Publications about the uses and benefits of simulations in teaching.
Did you know that nearly 100% of AACSB accredited business schools were using Business Simulations in 1986*? Whether in the academic or corporate context, the importance and value of business simulations as training tools has been well established for decades.