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==LEGO game for management training==
...ge for understanding the Cynefin Framework. The wiki-page will introduce a game created by Agile42.com<ref name="LEGO"/>, by Andrea Tomasini, an Agile Coac
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...ref> provides a systemic and multi-dimensional picture of team output. TIP theory posits three simultaneous aspects of team functioning: '''team performance'
...d a grounded theory of global virtual team dynamics and effectiveness. The theory offers a series of seven propositions that describe what that effective vir
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... a additional site linked to the main artikel, were the author describes a game for leadership training addressing the method/topic of the article. It is n
...er understanding of the framework. In my article and in [[The cynefin LEGO game]], is is also clearly stated that it is not written by me, simply copied fr
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...e a team which have a high performance and efficiency. Belbin's team roles theory looks at how people behave in team work and which roles suits the different
...ed a business simulation game. He was invited in 1969 to use this business game as start of a study of team behavior <ref name="Belbin_associates" />
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* [[Game theory in project management]]
* [[Theory of Constraint]]
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...cs and others. Despite its great efficiency, some prerequisites of '''Game theory''' may seem contradictory with a management point of view. First, the extre
...dering the ethical point of view, this article outlines the use of '''Game theory''' as a simple tool. It opens a new and more rational perspective for the m
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...ction and make it still complex for the assembling, which is a part of the game.
In case of production, regarding the theory of product variety <ref name="Ulrich" /> LEGO uses a modular architecture t
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Hello, I really like your idea to look at Game Theory applications in project management. I suggest to make sure you focus on spe
...outube video is also used in the article to demonstrate an example of game theory from the Olympic games to emphasize a point being made by the author which
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...e should prepare a bit more the reader saying that instead of getting into theory straightly, we'll learn through an example. Doing so, you avoid the surpris
...f helpful, but it should describe in more detail the specific parts of the game where the method contributed to the project
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...an class="plainlinks">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Probability_theory '''theory of probability''']</span> is used to analyze the project, and to obtain inf
...>[http://apppm.man.dtu.dk/index.php/Game_theory_in_project_management Game theory in project management]</span>
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...combining both of the psychologists names. It was initially developed as a game in Joseph and Harrington's group training program, but was later expanded b
...<ref name="Group development2">Hayes, J. (2014). Communicating change. The Theory And Practice Of Change Management. 4th ed. New York: Palgrave Macmillan. 22
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The '''scrum master''' is engaged in ensuring that the scrum theory and principles are fully understood and that everyone is behaving and worki
#''Planning game'' - the end users define the characteristics of the output through a story.
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...86/01/the-new-new-product-development-game The New New Product Development Game. (1986) Takeuchi and Nonaka (Read 13.09.16).</ref>
...crum'' by Ken Schwaber. Ken Schwaber gives an excellent explanation of the theory of Scrum and how to implement it in real life scenarios.
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... big idea behind the chosen topics in the article and a description of the theory and concept behind.
... third dimension''' is “the hegemonic power of A to set the rules of the game so that B cannot conceive of options other than the set acceptable to A”
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... recent history of the event) <ref name="Reichen"> Reichenbach, Hans ''The theory of probability'', University of California Press, 1949</ref>. With this kno
'''Hans Reichenbach: “The theory of probability”'''
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...ne C. Briggs and her daughter Isabel Briggs-Myers based on the personality theory of Carl Jung. In World War II, the MBTI method was used to assist in fittin
...p a dominant and an auxiliary function for balance. Myers supplemented the theory by proposing a fourth dichotomous type to determine whether the judging or
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...s developed from a fairly quantitative methodology with close ties to game theory, to a more qualitative tool. <ref name="roxburgh">Roxburgh, C., (2009), “
...h similar features. In general, it is a practitioner driven process, not a theory driven. <ref name="amer"/>
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... make sure to challenge themselves and one another to keep on top of their game.
...clarify roles and responsibilities <ref name=Change> Hayes, J. (2014). The theory and practice of change management. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. </ref>,
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... ensure the exploitation of the possibilities to the fullest. Therefore, a theory of a cross cultural project management is needed to be developed.
...ffect the project. This challenge needs complex managerial skills and this theory aims at helping managers succeed it.
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...t, A. (Anthony M. ., & Kemp, T. (2005). Evidence-based coaching. Volume 1, Theory, research and practice from the behavioural sciences. Australian Academic P
...ired by the intervening modes <ref name="Change" > ''Hayes, J. (2014). The theory and practice of change management, 521. https://doi.org/10.1007/s13398-014-
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