1 Firma virtuală Why this project?. Tell me and I forget Why a Business Simulation?

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Convenient services to realize your ideas Partnership Outsourcing for Your Profit and Convenience.
Advertisements

Is Leadership in Your Next Step?. 2 Objectives What is Development Planning? Defining Leadership and Executive Presence Is a Leadership role right for.
The Exceptional Manager What You Do, How You Do It
CVs & Telephone Skills Top Tips to remember …
WHAT DO EMPLOYERS WANT?. THERE ARE MORE OPPORTUNITIES FOR HIGHER SKILLED WORK, FEWER FOR UNSKILLED WORK WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU… Make sure you have the.
What Employers Want Kristian Rumble – Graduate Employment Manager.
Strategy: The Totality of Decisions
5 Chapter Entrepreneurship and Small Business pp
Entrepreneurs. What makes an Entrepreneur? Come up with a list of characteristics that would make an entrepreneur. Which characteristics do you possess?
Unemployment Lesson Essential Questions:
Acknowledgement to Jane Bell, Former Director, The Amazing Group of Companies.
Kinicki/Williams, Management: A Practical Introduction 3e ©2008, McGraw-Hill/Irwin Management A Practical Introduction Third Edition Angelo Kinicki & Brian.
Personal Selling Opportunities IN THE AGE OF INFORMATION C H A P T E R 2.
Objectives To conduct an AHECS led Survey to inform on current recruitment market trends To raise awareness of AHECS authority, on Graduate Career development,
EP M6 E-Commerce.  Today we will have a look at the benefits for businesses that use E-Commerce against traditional methods.  There are benefits both.
 Global businesses are increasingly seeking graduates who have a global awareness and have worked or studied overseas as part of their learning  UK.
Back to Table of Contents pp Chapter 5 Entrepreneurship and Small Business.
2015 Startup Nomad Global Acceleration Application Team Name: Applicant Name:
Overview.  You are now MBA’s  You are the experts.  You have had the training.  Top 5% of Educated People in the World  You make the rules.  If.
Collaborating with Competitors
Trends in Career Fields. Workplace Trends Changes employers are making in order to be more efficient and competitive Competence ◦In today’s workplace,
The Kauffmann Group, LLC Outsourcing Expert Mini-Briefing HIRING EXCEPTIONAL SALESPEOPLE January 2008.
CHAPTER 3 Strategic Management and the Entrepreneur
Business Plan Teaser For your company XSEEDCapital GmbH ®2014 XSEEDCapital.
The Five Step Sales Process The Five Step Sales Process Step One: Plan and Prepare May 11, 2011.
Confidential1 Introducing Young Enterprise Company Scheme 2009/10 Friday 4th September 2009.
A job? What is Network Marketing? HOW LIFE SHOULD BE Massimo Del Moro.
Thinking About Work How Work Is Changing
Entrepreneurship and Small Business Chapter 5 pp
A guide to the Corporate World and Job Opportunities By: Hisham Rafik I want to work.
PANHA CHIET UNIVERSITY Course: Principle of Management Introduced By: YORN SOMETH, MBA Summary my Background rbs Graduated: BBA from National University.
Building Pathways to Opportunity: Partnerships that Work International Association of Jewish Vocational Service June 1, 2008.
Principles of Business, Marketing, and Finance Lesson Eight Production, Distribution, and Other Business Operations UNT in partnership with TEA, Copyright.
Leading the Entrepreneurial Organization. E  Entrepreneurial initiatives are driven by individuals but the practice of corporate entrepreneurship is.
Market research in Business
International Leadership and Management - 2nd & 3rd Dec 06 in Bahrain 1 Corporate Governance and Leadership Quantitative verses Qualitative International.
How venture capitalists evaluate potential venture opportunities
3.10 Employ product-mix strategies to meet customer expectations Performance Indicator: Describe the nature of product bundling 3.00 Understand product/service.
ACCESS TO HEALTHY MEALS Learn. Teach. Innovate Presenter: Richard Kane.
Chapter One The Exceptional Manager What You Do, How You Do It.
Market and Market Identification Try to memorize the terms in this section, because you will use them throughout your study of marketing! The first important.
1 Real World Vocabulary III – Jobs and Careers. 2 Introduction Soon, you’ll be on your own. Having a good quality of life takes planning and hard work.
Leading an Innovation-driven Organization Sanjay Nayak CEO & MD.
Behavioral Interviewing Judy Rychlewski Director of Career Services William Jewell College Adaptations by Susan Wade, Baker University.
© The Delos Partnership 2007 page 1 Vision and Strategy Workshop Creating the vision…….as a team.
GROWING GREEN Go green and grow because you are green.
Sunrise Deli Food Truck
KEY TERMS: 5.01 Consumer Rights and Responsibilities.
The IT Industry The Online World Building and Installing Know the components of computer systems Understand and practically apply appropriate connectivity.
Have I got skills for you?. Accountability means taking responsibility for mistakes. 2 | Have I got skills for you?
Training those in the workplace 100% Funded by Department of Education & Skills Contact: Allison Bracken Mobile: Skills For Work.
Break gender stereotypes, give talent a chance! The business case for gender equality Barbara Chiavarino.
Printing: Your printer might not print the same way our printers do, so make sure to try a couple of test prints. If things aren’t aligning quite right,
Marketing Principles CHAPTER 2 SECTION 1.  SWOT analysis – an assessment that lists and analyzes the company’s strengths and weaknesses  This analyzes.
Support for English, maths and ESOL Employers: Introducing functional skills Module 1a: What functional skills can do for you.
My Check Point experience
Michel Muszynski Electronic cases Michel Muszynski
CEO strategic simulator
The Business Plan.
P5 Explain how Internet marketing has made a selected business more:
Strategy: The Totality of Decisions
Students The number in the lower left corner of each slide is the page number in the O’Brien textbook to which the material refers. The slides in this.
KEY TERMS entrepreneur entrepreneurship venture capital innovation
CHAPTER 1: REVIEW.
Lesson 10 - Sales Channels
Lesson 8 – Selling Points & Pricing
YEAR 10 WORK EXPERIENCE 2020 WELLAND PARK ACADEMY
Lesson 4 - Market Research
Presentation transcript:

1 Firma virtuală Why this project?

Tell me and I forget Why a Business Simulation?

3 Show me and I remember Why a Business Simulation?

44 Let me do and I understand Why a Business Simulation?

5 EXPERIENCE LEARNING (Learning by Acting) Through: Competitive BUSINESS GAME

World of Management 6 W.O.M. is a computer game simulation accessible in Internet, that allows students to experiment within an "protected“ Environment typical managerials decisions. As in real life, W.O.M. request a hard work and constant monitoring of results, strategies and work of competitors to be able to grasp the opportunities otherwise unattainable.

7 What is a Business Simulation? Is a company dynamic model that shows to students the reaction from the “company system” to their decisions; Allows students to deeply understand the managerial problems

Market simulated by W.O.M. 8 Case Study DescriptionSegments Comp. N° Products/ Services per each company Com- petition Food Prodution and selling in meat sector Smoked Sausages Ham Specialities 104Direct Hotel Managing and development of an Hotel Overnight stay Half board Full board Restaurant 101Indirect Telecom Selling telecomunication mobile service with telephone Low traffic Medium traffic High traffic 103Direct

9 Achievable Didactical Objectives “Large” Company vision Developement of decisional attitude Refine analysis and syntesis attitude Increased Team working capabilities More confidence with competition and risks More understanding of relations between decisions and results

W.O.M. increases employability The eight top employability skills are: Self management Team working Problem solving Communication Business awareness Customer care Application of numeracy Application of ICT.

11 “Who dares to waste one hour of life, has not yet discovered the value of life.” Charles Darwin

12 “Try not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of value.” ALBERT EINSTEIN