Innovate, a matter of game theory
Relationship between the rational economic model and innovation in organizations
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Category: | Methods and Tools |
| Type: | Workshops and Seminars | |
| Duration: | Between 5 and 8 hours | |
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DESCRIPTION
Rational economic models and, more specifically, game theory can help in making organizational and departmental decisions. Some historical examples could be Boeing or Airbus, which have used this model to take some decisions. Consequently, this module includes an explanation of the game theory concept and its relationship with innovation in organizations.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Know the games theory’s rational economic model
- Be able to understand the relationship between game theory and innovation
- Be able to distinguish different situations in order to apply different game theories
- Know how the innovation can be interesting or not to organizations depending on this model
- Understand the innovation and encouragement of entrepreneurship in Europe relating it to the rational model
IN THIS COURSE YOU LEARN TO
- Understand the different game theories types
- Observe innovation from a different perspective
- Decide what to do in dilemmatic situations
- Evaluate competitors through models/innovation
- Go into detail about game theory examples