by oliver grasl
Continuing our series of blog posts on the dynamics of growth in professional service firms, this post contains a step-by-step tutorial on how to build a simulation model to analyse growth scenarios in such firms.
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by Robert Pagel
This post gives you access to one of the core technologies we’ve developed over the past year – our SD Compiler Collection for Wolfram Mathematica.
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by oliver grasl
If you want to use the insights gained from simulation models to transform your business, just having the model and the insights is often not enough – you need to develop a good story that persuades your stakeholders to make decisions and take action.
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by oliver grasl
As part of our business prototyping methodology we often build System Dynamics models to help our clients make better decisions about the future of their business. Building models and experimenting with new business ideas and designs is fun – but models are only useful if you can use them to tell a story that motivates stakeholders to make decisions and take action. These stories are more than just a model – at a minimum they contain data and graphs about the business’ past and scenarios about how the business may develop in future. This post illustrates how simulation models can be embedded in powerful story-telling environments, such as websites and Wolfram Mathematica®.
by oliver grasl
This is the fifth post of a series of posts in which I discuss how to use the business model prototyping approach to build a generic business model prototype. In this post we are bringing the generic business model prototype online for the first time and applying it to an internet startup.
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