Title: "Chain Craft: Mastering the Supply Network" Objective: Students will engage in a simulation game to design and optimize a supply chain network. The game aims to enhance their understanding of the key components, decisions, and challenges in real world supply chain management

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$$Virtual platform

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$$story telling

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$$Player Names

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$$Resource cards representing raw materials, production facilities, distribution centers, and retailers

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$$Demand cards indicating consumer needs

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$$Event cards representing unexpected challenges or opportunities

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$$Decision cards for players to make strategic choices

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$$Dice or virtual randomizer for chance elements

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$$Rules document outlining gameplay, scoring Objectives Gameplay:

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$$Each player starts with a set budget and a basic supply chain structure.

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$$Players take turns rolling the dice to move around the game board or navigate the virtual platform.

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$$Upon landing on a space, players draw resource cards, demand cards, event cards, or decision cards.

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$$Players must make strategic decisions on sourcing, production, distribution, and inventory based on their drawn cards and current resources

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$$Event cards introduce unexpected challenges or opportunities, forcing players to adapt their supply chain strategies.

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$$Players must manage their budgets wisely, considering costs associated with transportation, production, and inventory holding.

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$$The game ends after a set number of rounds, and players score points based on their supply chain efficiency, customer satisfaction. and financial performance Learning Outcomes:

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$$Understanding of supply chain components and dedsion

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making processes.

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$$Strategic thinking and problem

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solving skills in response to unexpected events.

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$$Budgeting and financial management within the context of supply chain operations.

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$$Collaboration and negotiation as players may engage in partnerships or face competition. can you make it on a specific product