Business Simulation Research Opportunities

• Anderson, Philip H., and Leigh Lawton. "Business Simulations and Cognitive Learning Developments, Desires, and Future Directions." Simulation & Gaming 40.2 (2009): 193-216.
• Wellington, William J., David Hutchinson, and A. J. Faria. "MARKETING SIMULATION GAME DECISION MAKING EXPERIENCE AND ITS IMPACT ON INDECISIVENESS AMONG INTRODUCTORY MARKETING STUDENTS." Developments in Business Simulation a nd Experiential Learning, Volume 36, 2009.
• Anderson, Philip H., Leigh Lawton, and William J. Wellington. "Goal orientation and simulation performance." Developments in Business Simulation and Experiential Exercises 35 (2008).

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Our simulations have been a great source for academic research for more than 25 years. It has been used and cited in hundreds of research papers and presentations over a wide variety of topic areas including business policy and strategy, ethics, business education, and entrepreneurship. The Micromatic, Mogul, and Maven's Solo games provide an ideal, controlled platform to test theories. Our simulations' extensive reporting and activity monitoring can provide a valuable source of data for your experiments.

Are you interested in doing some research using Oak Tree's Simulations? We can help. We are professors just like you. To get started send an email to:

   Research@OakTreeSim.com

Be sure to include your contact information and a brief description of research you are considering.