Stimulating desired behaviour and workplace performance in a sustainable way
Contact usGamification is a scalable solution for stimulating workplace performance
Gamification is a scalable solution for stimulating the desired behaviour in a sustainable way and for improving workplace performance. Our gamification methods combine innovative technologies and elements of play with change management theory.
We build tailor made gamification solutions for our customers to help them reach goals such as:
Achieving sustainable behavioural change doesn’t just happen by itself. It demands a lot of practice and repetition in day-to-day situations. According to the theory set out by Charles Jennings, we learn 70% from practical experiences, 20% from other people and only 10% from formal education. Our gamification solutions therefore offer a balanced learning experience that contributes to an environment focused on continuous improvement.
How can you make sure that a person becomes intrinsically motivated to learn new behaviour, and that they retain a sense of involvement in this process? Our gamification solutions always contain three elements that ensure they do: autonomy, mastery and meaningfulness. A clear goal and real-time feedback further contribute towards this. If you’d like to know more about the theory behind gamification, download our white paper on gamification here below!
We have succesfully implemented gamification within these organisations:
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