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Title: It's All in the Game: How to Use Simulation-Games for Competitive Intelligence and How to Support Them by ICT
Author(s): Achterbergh, J.M.I.M. ; Vriens, D.J.
Publication year: 2003
In: Vriens, D.J. (ed.), Information and Communications Technology for Competitive Intelligence, pp. 248-269
Publisher: Hershey London Melbourbe Singapore : IRM Press
ISBN: 9781591401421
DOI: https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-59140-142-1.ch011
Publication type: Part of book or chapter of book

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Editor(s): Vriens, D.J.
Subject: Organizational Cybernetics
Organization: Innovatiemanagement - t/m 2007
Kennis- en Informatiemanagement - t/m 2007
Book title: Vriens, D.J. (ed.), Information and Communications Technology for Competitive Intelligence
Page start: p. 248
Page end: p. 269
Abstract:
In this chapter, we explore the role of simulation games for intelligence activities. Although games have been used in intelligence activities, the contribution of building and using simulation games to Competitive Intelligence has, to our knowledge, not been examined thoroughly. In this chapter we fill this gap by explaining the building and using stages of simulation gaming and by discussing the contribution of these stages to directing, collecting, analyzing and disseminating Competitive Intelligence. Moreover, we discuss the role of ICT to enhance the contribution of simulation games to competitive intelligence.

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