Examples of Simulation Gaming
 

• Product Creation process – Multidisciplinaire  teams (3 -5) have developed a new product, in line with the own company development approach, but under heavy time pressure (realized by time compression of factor 100 till 1000).
• Process visibility - Consequences of the processes not running well are made visible and over-emphasized (processes normally taking place “in the computer”, hidden).
• Murphy visits – Simulations with extensive presence of Murphy (and his family) to exercise risk management approaches.
• Learning by R³ – Simulation of processes with focus on learning by:
  • repeating,
  • reviewing and
  • reflecting.

• Simulations were based on the real life experiences in a wide range of processes, supported by the state of the art benchmarks.
• “Atacks by Murphy” were based on data from many supplier audits, recalls and consulting practice.
• Intensive feedback to the participants was supported by use of pictures and video’s taken during the simulation exercises.