Saturday, March 31, 2007

R.H.Smith Host Global Suply Chain Competition

R.H. Smith Professors, Sandy Boyson & Tom Corsi host Global Supply Chain Compeition
with 12 Business Schools Competing prizes and bragging rights.

Sun Microsystems sponsors the competition and helped scale the game
from PC desktops to an online global infrastructure.

University of Maryland Hosts First Global Serious Gaming Competition
Game Trains MBAs to Manage Global Supply Chains;
Potential Industry Uses Address Flat World Challenges



University of Groningen, the Netherlands - Winning Team Above



Soochow University, Taiwan - Team Above



R.H.Smith School Team, Maryland USA - Team Above



CERAM Sophia Antipolis, European School of Business, France - Team Above



Full Press Release - Supply Chain Game Press Release

Participating Schools

1) Arizona State University
2) Michigan State University
3) Ohio State University
4) Pennsylvania State University
5) University of Maryland
6) University of Tennessee
7) CERAM Sophia Antipolis, European School of Business, France
8) Management Development Institute, India
9) Nankai University, China
10) Soochow University, Taiwan
11) Turku School of Economics, Finland
12) University of Groningen, the Netherlands

Cahba

We've Graduated....Almost!!!

Graduation Photos

Friday, March 16, 2007

Universal Interative Studio's Most Decorated Former Employee


Mark Crosby and his plaque. He carried it all the way from California to share it with the class.

Tuesday, March 6, 2007

Words of Wisdom from Warren Buffet

I couldn't post a PDF to the blog with Warren Buffet's recently released letter to Berkshire Hathaway's investors; however, I did want to share his approach to acquiring companies in 2007...


"We continue, however, to need “elephants” in order for us to use Berkshire’s flood of incoming cash. Charlie and I must therefore ignore the pursuit of mice and focus our acquisition efforts on much bigger game.

Our exemplar is the older man who crashed his grocery cart into that of a much younger fellow while both were shopping. The elderly man explained apologetically that he had lost track of his wife and was preoccupied searching for her. His new acquaintance said that by coincidence his wife had also wandered off and suggested that it might be more efficient if they jointly looked for the two women.

Agreeing, the older man asked his new companion what his wife looked like. “She’s a gorgeous blonde,” the fellow answered, “with a body that would cause a bishop to go through a stained glass window, and she’s wearing tight white shorts. How about yours?”

The senior citizen wasted no words: “Forget her, we’ll look for yours.”

What we are looking for is described on page 25. If you have an acquisition candidate that fits, call me – day or night. And then watch me shatter a stained glass window."