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War and Peace, Being Ready for Change :, G3 (Beining, Anna, Suzan,…

- - - - World War II
        
        British win wars often after they understand the Game Theory
  - - - breaks down the game into its key components.
    - - help for building a consensus
    - - a way of thinking
      - see aspects of the ignored situation
  - - - peace or war
      - summarize the lessons in the form of checklists
      - a full analysis of the principles involved
        
        prescriptive
      - skeptical
        
        enough evidence
        
        accept
        
        apply
        
        challenge
- - - - analyzes the elements
        
        the Value Net
        
        a diagram for the game of business relationships
        
        combine competition and cooperation
    - - introduces game theory
        
        By examples
        
        taking the essential principles
        
        simple
        
        clear
    - - outlines the game of business
        
        introduces all the basic concepts and shows how they fit together
  - - - change one or more of the five elements
        
        Change the game to the right direction
- - - - compete & cooperate at the same time
      - dynamic relationships
      - compete without having to kill the opposition
      - lose-lose
        
        nothing left to capture
        
        fight to the death destroy the pie
      - lose-win
        
        cooperate without ignore self-interest
        
        create a pie you can’t capture
- - - - until the end game
- - - - richer and more dependable.
- - - - cooperative
      - competitive
- - - - expense of others
      - do well for ourselves