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International Business
Simulations (iBizSim)
Presented By: Ishwor Tripathi
Mfc 5th batch
School of Management
Tribhuvan University
1
Introduction
• Business simulation software.
• Developed by a professional team led by professors from
Guanghua School of Management at Peking University.
• Participants form a virtual company's senior management
team.
• Compete in a simulated market environment.
• Conduct drills for multi-period management decisions.
• Cultivate their ability to manage macro businesses.
2
Uses
• University MBA teaching.
• College business education.
• Corporate management training.
3
General Rules
• Teams represent different companies
• Can produce 4 types of products and sell at 4 market.
• Each company makes a decision in each quarter.
• Decision need to be submitted before deadline.
• If not, administrator may use company's previous quarter's decision.
• Considerations for making decision:
Current status, history data, market environment and competitors.
• When making decisions, company need to consider whether it is feasible.
• If not feasible, system may change your decision randomly.
4
Market Rules
• Market's demand- related to many factors and follow
fundamental economy rules.
• Demand depends on the company's decision (such as product
price, advertisement, promotion and its market share).
• It also depends on other competitors decision and status.
• Demands also vary with total market size, macro economy,
seasonal changes etc.
• Promotion spend on a particular market has impact on all
products in the market.
5
• Products quality is related to R & D cost and worker's
salary.
• Higher quality products can have higher price.
• Rumors are prediction of the economy, society and
natural events for next quarter.
• Whether those events will happen or not is not
predictable.
6
Product Transportation and Sales
• Only 75% of products manufactured this quarter and
those in warehouse can be transported to market.
• They can not be moved among different markets.
• Fixed Transportation Cost and Floating transportation
Cost.
7
Stock
• Material left can be saved in warehouse
• Storage cost is 0.05 Yuan for each material in each quarter.
• Products can be stored in warehouse or in the market.
• Each quarter's cost for each product is:
• Storage cost is paid at end of each quarter.
8
Product A: 20.00Yuan
Product B: 80.00Yuan
Product C: 100.00Yuan
Product D: 120.00Yuan
Order
• When demand for a product > stock, some percentage of
the extra demand become the order for next quarter.
• Price is same as current quarter.
• Products transported next quarter are sold to meet previous
quarter's order first.
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Manufacture
• Cost to manufacture each product
10
Product A Product B Product C Product D
machine(hour) 100.0 200.0 400.0 500.0
worker(hour) 150.0 250.0 180.0 160.0
Material(unit) 300.0 1500.0 2000.0 3000.0
Shift
• First shift normal time: 6:00-14:00
• First shift over time: 14:00-18:00
• Second shift normal time: 14:00-22:00
• Second shift over time: 22:00- 2:00
• There are 520 hours in one normal time shift in one quarter
• (13 weeks/quarter, 40 hours/week).
• Overtime is 260 hours.
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Machine
• Machine can be used in two shifts.
• Total number of machines used in first shift over time and second shift
normal time can not exceed available machines.
• Machine used in first shift overtime can not be reused even if overtime is
over.
• Machine price is 60,000 Yuan.
• Depreciation period is 5 years.
• Depreciation for each quarter is 5.0%, no matter it is used or not.
• If you buy machines, you need to pay at the end of the quarter.
• Machine need to be transported and assembled in next quarter and can only
be used in next quarter.
• Depreciation starts when it is used.
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Buy Material
• Material cost is 1 yuan.
• But can get discount if buy large quantity.
• Following is the discount rate:
• Material Transportation Cost Material transportation cost includes fixed and floating
cost.
• Fixed cost is 5000 Yuan.
• Floating cost is 0.02 Yuan.
• Transportation cost is the cost for current quarter and discount is accounted as income.13
Quantity >= Price
2000000 0.93
1500000 0.95
1000000 0.97
0 1
Administration Cost
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Product/shift First Second Third
1 4000 5000 6000
2 6000 7000 8000
3 8000 9000 10000
4 8000 9000 10000
Maintenance cost for each machine is 200 per quarter, no matter it is used or
not.
R&D
• Amount is the R&D cost for level 1.
• It includes the cost to acquire the patent, buy equipment and
training.
• To improve product quality level, company need to invest on R&D.
• It includes improvement of manufacturing process and technology
innovation.
• Those cost are for level 2-5.
• High quality level products lead to higher customer demand.
• When calculating cost, R&D cost is accounted equally in this quarter
and next quarter.
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R&D cost
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Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5
Product A 100,000.0 200,000.0 300,000.0 400,000.0 500,000.0
Product B 200,000.0 350,000.0 480,000.0 600,000.0 700,000.0
Product C 300,000.0 450,000.0 580,000.0 700,000.0 800,000.0
Product D 500,000.0 600,000.0 700,000.0 850,000.0 1,000,000.0
Hiring, Laying off and Retire of Workers
• Company can hire new worker at beginning of each quarter.
• New hire can't exceed 50.0% of total number of workers at beginning
of the quarter.
• New workers hired in this quarter will be trained in current quarter.
• Each new worker need training cost 500 yuan.
• The productivity and salary of new worker is equivalent to 25.0% of
experienced worker.
• New worker become experienced worker after one quarter's training.
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• There are 3% of workers retire each quarter.
• When making decisions, you can lay off workers if needed.
• Number of people laid off in decision form includes both retired and
laid off workers.
• According to the law, number of worker retired and laid off can not
exceed 10% of total workers.
• Retired or laid off workers can not do any work in current worker.
• But company still need to pay severance package once 1000 yuan.
18
Worker salary
• First shift normal time: 3.0 yuan
• First shift overtime: 4.5 yuan
• Second shift normal time: 4.0 yuan
• Second shift overtime: 6.0 yuan
• Each worker can only work in one shift.
• Over time workers can not exceed normal time workers.
• Workers get first shift normal time salary even if there is no work.
• Company can increase salary ratio to motivate workers
19
Finance
• Each company has 3,000,000 yuan cash at beginning of the game.
• For a company to be able to operate, it need to have at least 2,500,000
yuan cash.
• If cash is not enough, bank will give load within the limit of the
company's credit line.
• Company can get loan from bank while making decisions.
• The total amount for loan can not exceed 8,000,000 yuan credit line.
• Both principle and interest are paid at end of current quarter.
• Annual interest rate is 8.0% (interest rate for each quarter is 1/4 of a
year's)
20
Treasure Bond and debentures
• Company can buy treasure bond in each quarter.
• Annual interest rate is 6.0%.
• Treasure bond need to be paid at end of the quarter.
• You can get both principle and interest back at next quarter.
• Company can issue debenture to raise money.
• Debenture issued can bring cash at beginning of current quarter.
21
• Debenture issued and unpaid debenture cannot exceed 50.0% of
company's net asset.
• Company need to pay 5.0% of principle and interest each quarter.
• Annual rate is 12.0%.
• Company may already issued debenture after initialization.
• Unpaid debenture can be seen in company information.
• Debenture issued can only be paid starting from next quarter.
• Debenture can not be paid earlier or later.
22
Tax and dividend
• Tax is 30.0% of income for current quarter.
• It is paid at end of each quarter.
• When company loss money, 30% of loss can be used as tax credit for
next quarters.
• Conditions for dividend:
(1) Need have more than 2,500,000 yuan cash at end of each quarter.
(2) Dividend cannot exceed company's after tax income.
23
How to rank overall score?
• After each quarter, system will give an overall score to each
company.
• Overall score is based on seven factors: income for current
quarter, market share, accumulated dividend, accumulated tax,
net asset, profit per worker, capital return.
• Normalized score for each factor is calculated.
• Overall score is calculated by weighting them together.
• The weight of each factor is : 0.2, 0.15, 0.1, 0.1, 0.2, 0.1, 0.15.
24
• Normalized score 0 means the company's score is all companies'
average score.
• Positive normalized score means better.
• Negative means not so good.
• When calculating normalized score, overall score of the
company's previous quarter is also considered.
• Each company's seven score and overall score will be published.
25
Thank You
26

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International business simulations(i bizsim)

  • 1. International Business Simulations (iBizSim) Presented By: Ishwor Tripathi Mfc 5th batch School of Management Tribhuvan University 1
  • 2. Introduction • Business simulation software. • Developed by a professional team led by professors from Guanghua School of Management at Peking University. • Participants form a virtual company's senior management team. • Compete in a simulated market environment. • Conduct drills for multi-period management decisions. • Cultivate their ability to manage macro businesses. 2
  • 3. Uses • University MBA teaching. • College business education. • Corporate management training. 3
  • 4. General Rules • Teams represent different companies • Can produce 4 types of products and sell at 4 market. • Each company makes a decision in each quarter. • Decision need to be submitted before deadline. • If not, administrator may use company's previous quarter's decision. • Considerations for making decision: Current status, history data, market environment and competitors. • When making decisions, company need to consider whether it is feasible. • If not feasible, system may change your decision randomly. 4
  • 5. Market Rules • Market's demand- related to many factors and follow fundamental economy rules. • Demand depends on the company's decision (such as product price, advertisement, promotion and its market share). • It also depends on other competitors decision and status. • Demands also vary with total market size, macro economy, seasonal changes etc. • Promotion spend on a particular market has impact on all products in the market. 5
  • 6. • Products quality is related to R & D cost and worker's salary. • Higher quality products can have higher price. • Rumors are prediction of the economy, society and natural events for next quarter. • Whether those events will happen or not is not predictable. 6
  • 7. Product Transportation and Sales • Only 75% of products manufactured this quarter and those in warehouse can be transported to market. • They can not be moved among different markets. • Fixed Transportation Cost and Floating transportation Cost. 7
  • 8. Stock • Material left can be saved in warehouse • Storage cost is 0.05 Yuan for each material in each quarter. • Products can be stored in warehouse or in the market. • Each quarter's cost for each product is: • Storage cost is paid at end of each quarter. 8 Product A: 20.00Yuan Product B: 80.00Yuan Product C: 100.00Yuan Product D: 120.00Yuan
  • 9. Order • When demand for a product > stock, some percentage of the extra demand become the order for next quarter. • Price is same as current quarter. • Products transported next quarter are sold to meet previous quarter's order first. 9
  • 10. Manufacture • Cost to manufacture each product 10 Product A Product B Product C Product D machine(hour) 100.0 200.0 400.0 500.0 worker(hour) 150.0 250.0 180.0 160.0 Material(unit) 300.0 1500.0 2000.0 3000.0
  • 11. Shift • First shift normal time: 6:00-14:00 • First shift over time: 14:00-18:00 • Second shift normal time: 14:00-22:00 • Second shift over time: 22:00- 2:00 • There are 520 hours in one normal time shift in one quarter • (13 weeks/quarter, 40 hours/week). • Overtime is 260 hours. 11
  • 12. Machine • Machine can be used in two shifts. • Total number of machines used in first shift over time and second shift normal time can not exceed available machines. • Machine used in first shift overtime can not be reused even if overtime is over. • Machine price is 60,000 Yuan. • Depreciation period is 5 years. • Depreciation for each quarter is 5.0%, no matter it is used or not. • If you buy machines, you need to pay at the end of the quarter. • Machine need to be transported and assembled in next quarter and can only be used in next quarter. • Depreciation starts when it is used. 12
  • 13. Buy Material • Material cost is 1 yuan. • But can get discount if buy large quantity. • Following is the discount rate: • Material Transportation Cost Material transportation cost includes fixed and floating cost. • Fixed cost is 5000 Yuan. • Floating cost is 0.02 Yuan. • Transportation cost is the cost for current quarter and discount is accounted as income.13 Quantity >= Price 2000000 0.93 1500000 0.95 1000000 0.97 0 1
  • 14. Administration Cost 14 Product/shift First Second Third 1 4000 5000 6000 2 6000 7000 8000 3 8000 9000 10000 4 8000 9000 10000 Maintenance cost for each machine is 200 per quarter, no matter it is used or not.
  • 15. R&D • Amount is the R&D cost for level 1. • It includes the cost to acquire the patent, buy equipment and training. • To improve product quality level, company need to invest on R&D. • It includes improvement of manufacturing process and technology innovation. • Those cost are for level 2-5. • High quality level products lead to higher customer demand. • When calculating cost, R&D cost is accounted equally in this quarter and next quarter. 15
  • 16. R&D cost 16 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Product A 100,000.0 200,000.0 300,000.0 400,000.0 500,000.0 Product B 200,000.0 350,000.0 480,000.0 600,000.0 700,000.0 Product C 300,000.0 450,000.0 580,000.0 700,000.0 800,000.0 Product D 500,000.0 600,000.0 700,000.0 850,000.0 1,000,000.0
  • 17. Hiring, Laying off and Retire of Workers • Company can hire new worker at beginning of each quarter. • New hire can't exceed 50.0% of total number of workers at beginning of the quarter. • New workers hired in this quarter will be trained in current quarter. • Each new worker need training cost 500 yuan. • The productivity and salary of new worker is equivalent to 25.0% of experienced worker. • New worker become experienced worker after one quarter's training. 17
  • 18. • There are 3% of workers retire each quarter. • When making decisions, you can lay off workers if needed. • Number of people laid off in decision form includes both retired and laid off workers. • According to the law, number of worker retired and laid off can not exceed 10% of total workers. • Retired or laid off workers can not do any work in current worker. • But company still need to pay severance package once 1000 yuan. 18
  • 19. Worker salary • First shift normal time: 3.0 yuan • First shift overtime: 4.5 yuan • Second shift normal time: 4.0 yuan • Second shift overtime: 6.0 yuan • Each worker can only work in one shift. • Over time workers can not exceed normal time workers. • Workers get first shift normal time salary even if there is no work. • Company can increase salary ratio to motivate workers 19
  • 20. Finance • Each company has 3,000,000 yuan cash at beginning of the game. • For a company to be able to operate, it need to have at least 2,500,000 yuan cash. • If cash is not enough, bank will give load within the limit of the company's credit line. • Company can get loan from bank while making decisions. • The total amount for loan can not exceed 8,000,000 yuan credit line. • Both principle and interest are paid at end of current quarter. • Annual interest rate is 8.0% (interest rate for each quarter is 1/4 of a year's) 20
  • 21. Treasure Bond and debentures • Company can buy treasure bond in each quarter. • Annual interest rate is 6.0%. • Treasure bond need to be paid at end of the quarter. • You can get both principle and interest back at next quarter. • Company can issue debenture to raise money. • Debenture issued can bring cash at beginning of current quarter. 21
  • 22. • Debenture issued and unpaid debenture cannot exceed 50.0% of company's net asset. • Company need to pay 5.0% of principle and interest each quarter. • Annual rate is 12.0%. • Company may already issued debenture after initialization. • Unpaid debenture can be seen in company information. • Debenture issued can only be paid starting from next quarter. • Debenture can not be paid earlier or later. 22
  • 23. Tax and dividend • Tax is 30.0% of income for current quarter. • It is paid at end of each quarter. • When company loss money, 30% of loss can be used as tax credit for next quarters. • Conditions for dividend: (1) Need have more than 2,500,000 yuan cash at end of each quarter. (2) Dividend cannot exceed company's after tax income. 23
  • 24. How to rank overall score? • After each quarter, system will give an overall score to each company. • Overall score is based on seven factors: income for current quarter, market share, accumulated dividend, accumulated tax, net asset, profit per worker, capital return. • Normalized score for each factor is calculated. • Overall score is calculated by weighting them together. • The weight of each factor is : 0.2, 0.15, 0.1, 0.1, 0.2, 0.1, 0.15. 24
  • 25. • Normalized score 0 means the company's score is all companies' average score. • Positive normalized score means better. • Negative means not so good. • When calculating normalized score, overall score of the company's previous quarter is also considered. • Each company's seven score and overall score will be published. 25