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Outsource Magazine, May 2011

May 16, 2011 by Amy

Lead researcher Kate Vitasek explains how John Nash and Robert Axelrod’s work on Game Theory helped influence modern outsourcing. Using Game Theory to predict the outcome of economic interactions is an essential tool to achieve performance-based, win-win outsourcing arrangements. Read her recent column on great academic thought leaders, John Nash, Robert Axelrod, Game Theory and the art of playing nice.

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