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Thank you for your response. Intuitively, I feel that when we play the game in two phases (without prompting the participants about changing the rules and such), those teams that face greater demand-turbulence in phase-I should be able to handle turbulence in phase-II better than the others. It'll b...

Hi ! I have been reading these contributions to the lively debate on "Can SD Models Learn?" Is this the same as asking, "Can computer programmes learn?" If yes, then, we can take a cue from the renowned software Deep Blue or Deep Thought of IBM, which is so programmed that the so...

Hi ! Thats interesting. In Sept.2002, I conducted Beer Game simulation where I did come across what I suspected to be the "learning effect". I played this game among two sections, each 40 rounds. I had altered the consumer-orders in such a away that one session had a reasonably clam first ...

Hello !
I am interested in understanding SYSTEMS DYNAMICS AS A PEDAGOGICAL TOOL IN
MANAGEMENT EDUCATION. Can someone guide me how I can go about it. If there
are any books or articles relevant to this aspect, please suggest.
Thank you
Nat
From: Natarajan R C <cnutraj@mail.tapmi.org>

Dear Michael, "An Introduction to Systems Thinking" by Barry Richmond which comes with the iThink software of high Performance Systems inc. provides some examples of systems thinking, which I find are the basic modeling that any management graduate or manager should know. You may look at t...