Simulations for the real work of management.

Six players form the crisis cabinet of Port Alya, a coastal city of 1.4 million people, as Hurricane Helios approaches. Over six days, from the first forecast to the public hearings, the cabinet makes 48 binding decisions.

You are the chief executive of Meridian Air, a young low-cost airline with twenty aircraft, one base, and launch debt. Over five years you choose cities, airports, fares, aircraft, crews, and product.

You are the newly elected Managing Partner of Calder & Voss LLP, a law firm of 650 lawyers. AI can now do a growing share of legal work, and your clients know it.

You are the new general manager of Tempo Precision, a contract manufacturer with more orders than machine hours. Your predecessor left the plant's best utilization record and its worst margins.

You have inherited DashKart, a quick commerce company in Hyderabad that delivers groceries in about ten minutes. It has forty-eight dark stores, a fleet of contract riders, and about two quarters of cash.

You are the CFO of Halvane Orbital, a company that puts AI computing capacity into orbit because data centers on the ground wait years for power. Every block of satellites that you launch is money you cannot get back.

You are the Principal Product Manager for Aperion Vantage, the company's first AI glasses. Northline Optical, the retailer that carries the launch in 1,240 stores, wants a physical camera control before it will stock the device.

You are the new chief executive of Dunmore, a sporting goods retailer that is 52 years old, with 390 stores and six billion dollars in sales. Nyva, a digital brand growing 35 percent a year, has entered your market.

You are the chief executive of Orrington Memorial Hospital, a nonprofit community hospital with 500 licensed beds, a 1.8 percent margin, and 142 days of cash. Every quarter you decide who gets the next operating room hour, the next staffed bed, and the next nurse.

You are the managing director of Veyra House, a 360-home condominium tower planned for a commuter-rail suburb of Chicago. The site is under option, 80 buyers have expressed interest, and 12 million of 200 million in equity has been spent.