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Experiences in Using XBeerGame Virtual Gaming for Learning Supply Chain Management

Rémy Glardon
2008
Conference Papers

Abstract

Supply chain management (SCM), due to the large scale and wide scope of the multi-partner supply networks and to the high complexity of the dynamically occuring phenomena, is a difficult topic to teach. Conventional teaching approaches do not allow the students to sufficiently grasp neither the interrelationships between the elements of such a complex system nor the dynamic effects. SCM teaching has therefore a lot to gain from the use of learning-oriented virtual games.

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Experiences in Using XBeerGame Virtual Gaming for Learning Supply Chain Management

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