ECMS 2012
May
29th
- June 1st, 2012
Koblenz, Germany
Simulation-Based Business Research (SBBR)
© Klaus G. Troitzsch
The early 1970 saw some first modeling and simulation attempts at simulating
decision making and organizational behavior such as the famous Garbage Can
model. Forty years later it is the time to review the current state of the
art simulation-based business and management research.
This new track offers researchers an opportunity to submit papers in a wide variety of application areas of business and management research using simulation approaches.
We are seeking innovative and high-quality contributions which show how simulation methods can be used to address problems in business and management research.
Of particular interest are contributions which relate their simulations with
empirical research methods, e.g. laboratory experiments, field studies or
survey research,
in one
or several steps of the research process.
Typical contributions will use computational methods such as multi-agent
simulation, Monte Carlo simulation, system dynamics or genetic algorithms,
but other simulation and computational approaches are welcome too.
Possible fields of application are from fields such as (but are not limited
to):
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Accounting and Management Control
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Risk Management and Planning
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Marketing
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Logistics and Supply Chain Management
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Organization Theory
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Technology and Innovation Management
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Knowledge Management
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Strategy
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Operations Research
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Information and Communication Technology
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International Management
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etc.
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