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Try ERPsim™ Games Online

The best way to learn about the benefits of using ERPsim™ games is to play them yourself at one of our FREE live & interactive webinars.

The ERPsim™ Revolution

Experience training like never before! See why ERPsim™ games are engaging minds, changing attitudes, and revolutionizing the way we learn.

Become a Partner!

Want to use ERPsim™ games as part of your service offerings? Baton Simulations offers partnership options for SAP® trainers, resellers, & change management consultants.

Still Training the Old Fashioned Way?

Bring your implementation team, project staff, users, managers and executives back to life with ERPsim™ games, a fun and immersive series of simulation games that approach SAP® training in a whole new way!

Using ERPsim™ Games as part of your SAP training will teach participants to:
- Engage with learning on a deep and active level;
- Become passionate about using SAP;
- Understand how to use the software to solve real world business problems;
- Believe in their own ability to master and use SAP to create real value;
- Commit to learning more and look forward to doing it!
How’s that for starters?

Serious games for SAP. Let Fun be your Business as Usual.

"Learning via playing a game, hands on in a real system was priceless! We had super users right along with Sr. Executives getting really into it trying to win the game. The competition was a really fun component, but so was getting to see how SAP was a truly integrated system real time."
- Cristie L. Price, Organizational Change Management Columbia Sportswear Company

"We never imagined that people could enjoy learning about SAP. Not only were we having fun, our people have gained tremendous insight into how SAP can help them run their entire business."
- Greg Taylor, UGL Limited

"Students love it. It is both as compelling and as geeky as a world-class videogaming tournament. Not only is the outcome of the game their “final exam”, but there is the added glory of winning in front of a growing audience..."
- Tristan Verboven, This is not a Videogame …….. Its a Serious-game @ The Class Struggle