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Business Wargaming: Securing Corporate Value [Hardback]

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  • Formāts: Hardback, 152 pages, height x width: 246x174 mm, weight: 476 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 29-Aug-2008
  • Izdevniecība: Gower Publishing Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0566088371
  • ISBN-13: 9780566088377
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  • Formāts: Hardback, 152 pages, height x width: 246x174 mm, weight: 476 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 29-Aug-2008
  • Izdevniecība: Gower Publishing Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0566088371
  • ISBN-13: 9780566088377
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Industry consolidation, mergers, changes to business models, the emergence of new threats all require managers to understand highly complex situations, assess risk and opportunity and make informed decisions. How can senior managers do this effectively when so often they are wrestling with brand new scenarios? One of the emerging solutions is business wargaming. Daniel F. Oriesek and Jan Oliver Schwarz provide the first comprehensive look at wargaming as a business tool in a book that explores the anatomy and success factors of a typical wargame. The authors explain how and when wargaming can be used to test strategies, plan and prepare for crises, manage change or increase your organization's ability to anticipate and adapt for the future. Creating imaginative and credible scenarios, and testing them against smart opponents who are eager to find holes and counter your strategy, allows you to learn about a plan or a new venture in the security of the conference room rather than learning the hard way when you go live. Business wargames are sophisticated but they are also very demanding in terms of time and resources. Business Wargaming: Securing Corporate Value will enable you to assess the potential value of the technique for your own organization, to understand what you will be committing to and develop an informed business case and brief for working with the organization that will facilitate the game.

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This book is good, interesting and useful. It should be of interest to managers in turbulent industry faced with increasingly challenging tasks to take decisions in ever more complex and unstable environments, while the magnitude of the consequences triggered by their decisions are, for the most part, ever increasing. - Bernardo Nicoletti, Management Consultant, Academici Peer Review Network

List of Figures
ix
List of Abbreviations
xi
Foreword xiii
Paul Bracken
Introduction 1(4)
Part I Background to Business Wargaming
5(32)
The History of Wargaming
7(14)
Wei-Hai and Go in ancient China
8(1)
From Chaturanga in India to Chess
8(1)
Chess and Further Developments
8(2)
Games for Milirary Use
10(6)
Non-military Wargaming and Recent Developments
16(2)
The Evolution of Business Wargaming
18(3)
Business Wargaming methodology
21(8)
What is Business Wargaming?
21(2)
How Does Business Wargaming Work?---Teams
23(2)
How does Business Wargaming Work?---Interaction
25(1)
How dies Business Wargaming Work?---Moves
26(3)
The Relevance of Business Wargaming in Strategy
29(8)
Strategy and Tactics: A Military Point of View
29(3)
The Relevance of Strategic Planning and Scenario Planning
32(1)
The Advantages of Business Wargaming
33(4)
Part II Applications of Business Wargaming
37(78)
Introduction
39(2)
Strategy Testing
41(16)
Why Strategy Testing?
41(2)
Case Study: Alliance Strategy for Airlines
43(5)
Case Study: 3G Mobile Data Mardet Entry
48(6)
In a Nutshell: Business Wargaming in the Swiss General Staff College
54(3)
Crisis Response Preparation
57(16)
Implications of Business Wargames for Crises Management
57(2)
Case Study: financial Information Provider
59(2)
Case Study: HIV/Aids
61(6)
Case Study: Bioterrorism
67(6)
Developing foresight
73(8)
Developing foresight in Business Wargaming
73(1)
The Future of Asset Management Distribution
74(4)
Wargames in the Public Sector
78(3)
Change Management
81(4)
Change Management and Business Wargaming
81(1)
Case Study: Changing the Game
82(3)
Education and Recruitment
85(14)
Business Wargaming in Education and Recruiting
85(1)
Practical Applications
86(2)
Applying Business Wargaming in a University Context
88(3)
Case Study: the Booz Allen CEO Challenge
91(8)
Further Applications of Business Wargaming
99(6)
Strategic Early Warning Systems
99(2)
Corporate Reputation Management: Stakeholder Wargame
101(4)
An Alternative Approach to Designing a Business Wargame: Wargaming in the Automotive Industry
105(10)
The Situation
105(1)
Goals of the Wargame
105(4)
The Wargame
109(4)
Lessons Learned
113(1)
Results
113(2)
Part III Business Wargaming in Practice
115(12)
Design and Execution
117(10)
Design Phase
118(2)
Preparation
120(2)
Execution
122(1)
Debriefing and Documentation
123(1)
Summary
124(3)
Bibliography 127(4)
Index 131
Daniel F. Oriesek is a Principal with A.T. Kearney in Switzerland and consults national and international clients on a variety of topics, including business wargaming. Jan Oliver Schwarz is a researcher in the field of strategic foresight and is currently working on his PhD at the Berlin University of the Arts, Germany.