What is a Business Simulation?

A business simulator is an exact emulation of the behavior of a market sector that accurately reproduces all of the variables involved and that yields various outcomes.

In order for a simulator to be regarded as such, it must:

Reproduce the behavior of a specific sector in a specific market.
Adhere to the interference principle, meaning that one company’s actions interfere with those of the others.
Consider all the variables that in reality influence a result or a consequence.

PRAXIS MMT Simulations

Our most exciting, complete, powerful, advanced and realistic simulations. These are our third generation business simulations.

What’s interesting: The decision areas involved. The simulations are modular, letting the simulation director focus the participants’ attention on what he considers to be the most relevant aspect at any given moment.
What’s advanced: The MMT® Method, which is the 4th rung in hands-on training methods. We’ve come as far as we can come. For now.
What’s good: The breadth of the simulations, which is twice that of any other tool in existence. They are strategic and tactical.
What’s best: You compete against others, not against the simulator. Thus the principle of interference is observed and the participants’ actions are not pre-judged. You experience, and feel, reality.
What’s unique: No theoretical, fictitious scenarios. Realism. Reality is faithfully reproduced, it is emulated.

PRAXIS MMT SIMULATIONS

Different products to satisfy all types of assessment, selection and training needs. Only some of the simulations available are shown. If none of these meets your needs, contact us for a personalized solution