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OMG! - Operations Management Game: A Customizable Serious Simulation Board Game for Learning the Core Principles of Operations Management
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OMG! - Operations Management Game: A Customizable Serious Simulation Board Game for Learning the Core Principles of Operations Management in Grande Prairie, AB
Current price: $39.00

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OMG! - Operations Management Game: A Customizable Serious Simulation Board Game for Learning the Core Principles of Operations Management in Grande Prairie, AB
Current price: $39.00
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Size: Paperback
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OMG! is a serious game that represents a real-world system and is used for the purpose of learning and problem-solving. It is the first customizable serious simulation board game designed to help managers and leaders learn about various aspects of operations management in a simulated production line. In OMG! participants are immersed in a simulated learning environment that is risk free yet challenging at the same time. This environment creates an ideal place for testing decisions and learning from feedback without the costly disruption of a real system.
OMG! is a serious game that represents a real-world system and is used for the purpose of learning and problem-solving. It is the first customizable serious simulation board game designed to help managers and leaders learn about various aspects of operations management in a simulated production line. In OMG! participants are immersed in a simulated learning environment that is risk free yet challenging at the same time. This environment creates an ideal place for testing decisions and learning from feedback without the costly disruption of a real system.




















