Last year workshop:
13th International Workshop of the IFIP WG 5.7 SIG (2009-ETHZ)
Multidisciplinary Research on Learning and Cooperation in Value Added Networks
Increasing complexity in products, stronger competition
and a fast changing business environment is forcing organisations to
co-operate in networks to ensure their competitiveness.
Business success depends on factors as the ability of
organisations to learn how to operate and cooperate in the dynamic,
networked environment to share risks and to benefit from synergies.
Educational games, simulations and other experiential
learning methods offer new ways for learning through simulated
experience. The 13th international workshop on Experimental Interactive
Learning in Industrial Management has been a multidisciplinary
investigation of these methods. | Previous workshops:
- 1st International workshop of the IFIP 5.7 Special Interest Group
on Simulation Games in Industrial Management, May 1994 Aalborg,
Denmark: “Simulation Games in Production Management”, Aalborg
University, Department of Production.
- 2nd International
workshop of the IFIP 5.7 Special Interest Group on Simulation Games in
Industrial Management, June 13-15 1995 Sonderborg, Denmark: “Design of
Games for Production Management”, Aalborg University, Department of
Production and Handelshöjskole Syd.
- 3rd International workshop
of the IFIP 5.7 Special Interest Group on Simulation Games in
Industrial Management, June 27-29 1997 Espoo, Finland: “The effects of
games on developing production management”, Helsinki University of
Technology, Department of Industrial Management.
- 4th
International workshop of the IFIP 5.7 Special Interest Group on
Simulation Games in Industrial Management, November 26-29 1998 Ghent,
Belgium: “Experimental Learning in Industrial Management”, University
of Ghent, Department of Industrial Management, Faculty of Engineering.
- 5th
International workshop of the IFIP 5.7 Special Interest Group on
Simulation Games in Industrial Management, May 14-16 2000 Karlsruhe,
Germany: “Design and Application of Simulation Games in Industry and
Services”, University of Karlsruhe, Institute of Human and Industrial
Engineering.
- 6th International workshop of the Special Interest
Group on Simulation Games in Industrial Management, July 2-4 2001
Madrid, Spain: “Experimental Learning in Industrial Management.
Transference and Creation of Knowledge”, University of Zaragoza,
Project Engineering Area.
- 7th International workshop of the
IFIP 5.7 Special Interest Group on Experimental Interactive Learning in
Industrial Management, May 22-24 2003 Aalborg, Denmark: “Experimental
Interactive Learning in Industrial Management”, Aalborg University,
Department of Production, Center for Industrial Production.
- 8th
International workshop of the IFIP 5.7 Special Interest Group on
Experimental Interactive Learning in Industrial Management, May 24-26
2004 Wageningen, The Netherlands: “Experimental Learning in Chains and
Networks”, Wageningen University, Information Technology Group.
- 9th
International workshop of the IFIP 5.7 Special Interest Group on
Experimental Interactive Learning in Industrial Management, June 5-7
2005, Espoo, Finland: “New Approaches to Learning Studying and
Teaching”. Helsinki University of Technology, SimLab.
- 10th
International Workshop of the IFIP 5.7 Special Interest Group on
Experimental Interactive Learning in Industrial Management, June 11-13
2006 Trondheim, Norway: “Multidisciplinary Research on Simulation
Methods and Educational Games in Industrial Management”. NTNU.
- 11th
International Workshop of the IFIP 5.7 Special Interest Group on
Experimental Interactive Learning in Industrial Management, May 20-22
2007 Bremen, Germany: “Multidisciplinary Research on New Methods for
Learning and Innovation in Enterprise Networks”. BIBA.
- 12th
International Workshop of the IFIP 5.7 Special Interest Group on
Experimental Interactive Learning in Industrial Management, May 26-27
2008 Nottingham, UK: “Learning and Evaluation in Manufacturing,
Innovation and Networking”. Centre for Concurrent Enterprise,
Nottingham University Business School.
|
