Major Tom Mouat will discuss the design, execution, and facilitation of Matrix games.
About this event
Talk will be "Matrix Games - how to have a sensible argument about things that are difficult to measure - or not, if your facilitator isn't up to it..." and I'll cover the "effects" problem, the underpinning science behind the game, some examples (with brilliant successes and abject failures), and some practical advice on designing and running Matrix Games (including the KMAC-YOYO game).
Bio
Major Tom Mouat MBE MSc PGCE psc ato sim
Tom is a graduate of the Army Staff College and has served in the Army since 1977. He is an expert in both manual and computer-based simulations, and running large scale military training exercises. He served with the ARRC including 12 months in Bosnia and was awarded an MBE. He also ran the Army's principal land-based simulation system for 3 years and served in the UK MOD's procurement organization dealing with simulation systems for 5 years, where he was awarded the Chief of Defence Material Commendation for innovation. He has an MSc in Simulation & Modelling and is co-author of several books on simulation and educational Wargaming. He is currently responsible for Modelling and Simulation at the Defence Academy of the UK where he has been awarded the Chief Scientific Officer's Commendation for his contribution to science and technology. Most recently he served on the staff of the Department of Health and Social Care as part of the Government response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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