Collect all knowledge from a group

During one international meeting, Primoforum was used for serious gaming. The question was: what do we know about each other and all the different countries and markets in which we operate? The teams managed to create a rich flow of information in no time.

An architect had to draw up a Plan of Requirements for a new university building. Students, teachers, companies, staff services, neighborhood residents and municipality officials all gathered for a single meeting. Over the course of an afternoon, the same work was done that would previously have taken the architect at least three days.

250 citizens and residents of De Pijp district in Amsterdam were presented with current issues that either caused a problem or presented new opportunities. In a single afternoon, 28 topics were discussed and solutions and ideas were generated. Moreover, at the end of the afternoon all participants were able to submit their votes.

24 students, divided into 8 groups, were given various assignments through Primoforum. The result: the students were very active and co-operative and the teacher could focus more on the input and spent less time 'broadcasting'. An additional benefit: students were not distracted by their smartphone. Conclusion: quick, fun and educational.