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Aktivitäten-Forschung
Computerbased business simulation as a tool for testing entrepreneurs
(EVa Empirie)
- Objectives and Description
- Collaborators
- Status
- Resulting publications
EVa is a computerbased business simulation which creates an entrepreneurial environment demanding to understand the complexity and the interdependencies of the entrepreneurial task. Some 3.200 persons have participated in EVa. Data of all decisions made by the participants as well as the status of the simulation in all stages of the simulation is filled into a database. Additionally four different questionnaires are filled in by the participants and observations by the game instructor are reported. This database is intended to be used for the development of a test of the ability of future entrepreneurs to handle complexity.
Heinz Klandt, Silke Gese-Klier, Martin Holi, Stephan Golla (all ebs), Carola Erhart (bifego)
Ongoing
Holi, M.T./Golla, S./Klandt, H.: Business Simulations in Entrepreneurship Edication. A View on EVa and TOPSIM, paper presented at the IntEnt Conference 2004, Neaples, Italy.
Klandt, H.: Planspieleinsatz in der Gründerausbildung: Konzept and empirische Ergebnisse [Using planning games in entrepreneurial training: Concept and empirical results], in: Walterscheidt, K. (ed.), Entrepreneurship in Forschung and Lehre. Festschrift für Klaus Anderseck [Research and teaching on entrepreneurship. Homage to Klaus Anderseck]. Frankfurt am Main, 2003, pp. 255-269.
Klandt, H.: Entrepreneurship Education and Business Simulation: One Decade of Practical Experience with „EVa“, Paper presented at the IntEnt Conference 2002, July 8-10, 2002, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia.
Holi, M. T/Golla, S./Klandt, H.: Study On Strategic Orientation When Using A Business Start-up Simulation, in: Heinz Klandt and Ahmad Zaki Abu Bakar (eds.), Intent2002 Internationalizing Entrepreneurship Education and Training, Cologne – Lohmar, 2003, pp. 227-236.
