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James Bore – The Ransomeware Game

13th February 2024 Ludogogy 0

James Bore has created a game which simulates a ransomware atteack. The game uses cards and a ‘negotiator’ implemented through a Chat GPT bot. […]

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Ipsodeckso – Risky Business

23rd January 2024 Ludogogy 0

The process will help the group to identify the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats of the objective, enabling a confident transition to action. […]

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Ipsodeckso – Double Festive Gift for You

24th November 2023 Ludogogy 0

Darren Sweet from Ipsodeckso gives Ludogogy reader their presents early this year, with two decks designed to ramp up the Christmas fun and teambuilding for your teams. […]

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Ipsodeckso – Memory Lane Deck

23rd October 2023 Ludogogy 0

Memory Lane is a tool to explore people’s readiness to accept change, and help organisations to consider approaches to any particular change initiative. […]

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Ipsodeckso – Splatman Deck

24th July 2023 Ludogogy 0

Splatman – social card game with the visual essence of the Iconic arcade game Pacman and a game mechanic similar to Poker. Play for a strategic planning workout […]

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24th May 2022 Keith Burnett & Zak Moore 0

Is Climate Change always a bad thing? Not if the ‘climate’ is a team culture, and you’re changing it to foster creativity. Meet Creative Climate Change. […]

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