Kristen,
THank you for getting back to me. I have not been
able to find "the Gaming and Simulation group--NASAGA" Can
you or anyone out ther help?
Thank you...
Bruce
On Wed, 3 Feb 1999 12:17:20 -0500 "Kirsten J. Asta"
<
Kirstenj@BELLSOUTH.NET> wrote:
> Clemens, Bruce W wrote:
> >
> > ANyone have more details and contact information on
> > "a couple of business boardgames (some computer assisted
> > simulations)that teach the international
> > finance and operations integration coupled with a bit of currency exchange
> > or political disruption scenarios, or that allow you to
> > build those in."
> >
> > Thank you...
> >
> > Bruce
> >
> > On Wed, 3 Feb 1999 08:04:54 -0600 "Cerva, Jack"
> > <
jcerva@KCC.COM> wrote:
> >
> > > Diane Parente asked about International Management Development
> > > 'experiential' excercises, I am currently in Manila this week working on
> > > that exact topic for our Asia Region, and I would love to hear the groups
> > > ideas as well.. A couple of ideas- there are a couple of business board
> > > games (some computer assisted simulations)that teach the international
> > > finance and operations integration coupled with a bit of currency exchange
> > > or political disruption scenarios, or that allow you to build those in.
> > > Another although not as detailed is find a way to help Americans be
> > > culturally sensitive without giving up on the initiative or innovation ideas
> > > for the emerging country. For example have them do 'both ... and'
> > > brainstorming versus 'either ... or' thinking but in this one you must
> > > satisfy both the cultural and corporate needs, that is tough, but it works
> > > and some creative ideas come out.
> > > CHEERIO
> > > Jack D. Cerva
> > >
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> > Bruce Clemens PhD PE
> > Room 360 CISAT Tower (A-1)
> > Mail Stop Code: 4102
> > College of Integrated Science and Technology
> > James Madison University
> > Harrisonburg, VA 22807
> > office: (540)568-8770
> > home: (540)289-7755
> > fax: (540)568-2768
> > internet:
clemenbw@jmu.edu
> >
http://www.isat.jmu.edu/faculty/clemens.htm
>
>
> Hi--
> I saw the game I think you are referring to at a conference in Atlanta
> last year. If you can find the Gaming and Simulation group--NASAGA is
> what I think it is called--they have a web site and can likely point you
> to the maker/seller of the game. It was quite complex and pretty
> expensive, but had some real value in my opinion. Combines traditional
> process stuff with the twist of doing business internationally.
>
> Good Luck--
> Kirsten Asta
--
Bruce Clemens PhD PE
Room 360 CISAT Tower (A-1)
Mail Stop Code: 4102
College of Integrated Science and Technology
James Madison University
Harrisonburg, VA 22807
office: (540)568-8770
home: (540)289-7755
fax: (540)568-2768
internet:
clemenbw@jmu.edu
http://www.isat.jmu.edu/faculty/clemens.htm