Alternatives to Interpretive Business Simulations

ExtendSim suits decision-makers and modelers exploring process improvements or system configurations.

Forio

Forio suits educators, instructional designers, and learning and development leaders seeking simulations for training or higher education.

It suits professors teaching business strategy who want students to make decisions in a competitive simulation.

The Business School suits teachers who want a live, team-based business simulation for classes of 6 to 32 students.

GoVenture

GoVenture suits educators and organizations seeking simulations for youth or adults in business and other listed subjects.

Cesim Business Simulations

It suits colleges, universities, and corporate organizations that want team-based business decision exercises.

CompanyGame suits educators and training providers serving learners from pre-university education through professional training.

FlexSim suits teams modeling operations and comparing system scenarios.

MonsoonSIM

MonsoonSIM suits educators configuring simulations and assessment for courses, capstones, MBA programmes, or executive education.

It is aimed at higher-education courses from introductory strategy through MBA capstones, including classes with non-business majors.

Marketplace Simulations suits undergraduate and MBA students and educators who want business exercises with competition and automated assessment.

SimVenture

SimVenture may suit universities, colleges, training providers, corporate learning teams, entrepreneurs, and startups.

It suits organizations training managers, executives, trainees, or students through strategy-focused simulations.

Revas suits instructors and organizations teaching entrepreneurship, business, or project management.

OGG IND suits instructors and organizations running strategy-focused group simulations.

Simformer suits educators, students, managers, entrepreneurs, and corporate training teams using business simulations.

It is aimed at educators running business-learning programs and learners in degree, executive-education, or professional settings.