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MUM's CAPSIM Teams Finish in the Top 10 |
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The CAPSIM Foundation Simulation is an online business simulation with
participating teams from colleges and universities throughout North
America. In the past three years MUM has had one or more MBA accounting teams that have placed in the Top 10, competing against some of the best business schools in North America.
Our students' success in the CAPSIM Foundation Simulation validates the quality of our students' skills in integrated decision-making and shows the readiness of our MBAs to compete successfully in the marketplace. This is especially notable with respect to the high percentage of international students with diverse cultural backgrounds in our MBA programs at MUM. |
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Competion Ending July 2012 |
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 The Chester team placed 3rd in the competition: Laxman Bhandari (Nepal), Visakha Ly (Cambodia), Enkhbat Byambaakhuu (Mongolia), Phirada Khuon (Cambodia), Nan Cao (China) |
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 The Digby team placed 5th: Gurmu Negeri (Ethiopia), Njei Akuro (Cameroon), Eshetu Debru (Ethiopia), Seka Ellepo (Ivory Coast) |
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 The Baldwin team placed 7th: Xiaoxu Chen, Daina Zhang, Bo Wu, Yue Pan, Zhuo Jiang, (all from China) |
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Competition Ending August 2011 |
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CAPSIM Foundation Simulation Teams |
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An Accounting MBA team from Maharishi University of Management finished 1st in a nationwide business simulation competition among 137 teams over a recent six-month period.
The Baldwin Team is composed of (left to right in photo above) Peng Wang (China), Ganesh Baniya (Nepal), Abdul Sheikh (Pakistan), and Chittaranjan Sahu (India).
A second team (Andrews Team) from MUM also performed very well by placing in the 82nd percentile: (left to right in photo above) Stella Mangwa (Cameroon), Tricia Walrond (Barbados), Nikoo Dolati (Iran), and Monica Bayung (Cameroon). |
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Competition Ending December 2010 |
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 Four teams from MUM participated in a national business simulation competition against 92 other MBA teams from universities around the U.S.. The team of (from left to right) Thao Tran (Vietnam), Patricia Barreto-Larez (Venezuela), Ying Liu (China) earning ninth place. The simulation was part of Andrew Bargerstock’s class in Lean Accounting Transformation.
The simulation required the students to take the role of a company and make myriad decisions, from pricing and cost control to innovation and automation.
The team said that its success came from a combination of good decisions about product pricing, building customer awareness, product innovation, automation of production facilities, controlled expansion of capacity, cost control, training and development of personnel, and sound financing strategies. |
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