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The gamified workplace: managing the geographically dispersed workforce

The gamified workplace: managing the geographically dispersed workforce
The gamified workplace: managing the geographically dispersed workforce
The world economy has made it difficult for businesses to survive due to which they create global teams to address strategic issues. These teams use tools such as emailing, videoconferencing and knowledge management systems to access a wide range of human resources worldwide. They provide low-cost customer entry by operating across time zones 24/7. Gamification can be a powerful technique for creating diversity at work. Having a geographically diverse workforce is necessary for organizations doing business globally that want to reach new markets and foster a culture of excellence. It encourages creativity, innovation, and access to different skills, expertise, and experience which provides a competitive edge. This also applies when companies are involved in joint ventures, alliances or mergers. This chapter attempts to review the gamification literature to find appropriate strategies as well as principles for addressing the challenges of managing geographically diverse teams. We bring in the industry perspective by providing examples of some of the practices of using gamification to understand the structural dynamics of managing global teams.
Apple Academic Press
Chaturvedi, Abhinav
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Risley, Kristina Louise
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Singh, Sonal
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Sapru, Aakash
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Gupta, Manish
Chaturvedi, Abhinav
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Risley, Kristina Louise
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Singh, Sonal
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Gupta, Manish

Chaturvedi, Abhinav, Risley, Kristina Louise, Singh, Sonal and Sapru, Aakash (2025) The gamified workplace: managing the geographically dispersed workforce. In, Gupta, Manish (ed.) Gamification for Engaging a Diverse Workforce. Apple Academic Press.

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The world economy has made it difficult for businesses to survive due to which they create global teams to address strategic issues. These teams use tools such as emailing, videoconferencing and knowledge management systems to access a wide range of human resources worldwide. They provide low-cost customer entry by operating across time zones 24/7. Gamification can be a powerful technique for creating diversity at work. Having a geographically diverse workforce is necessary for organizations doing business globally that want to reach new markets and foster a culture of excellence. It encourages creativity, innovation, and access to different skills, expertise, and experience which provides a competitive edge. This also applies when companies are involved in joint ventures, alliances or mergers. This chapter attempts to review the gamification literature to find appropriate strategies as well as principles for addressing the challenges of managing geographically diverse teams. We bring in the industry perspective by providing examples of some of the practices of using gamification to understand the structural dynamics of managing global teams.

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Published date: 30 September 2025

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Local EPrints ID: 506647
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/506647
PURE UUID: 27758ab0-f979-4bbf-9819-0b99f22e6587
ORCID for Kristina Louise Risley: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-4368-6175

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Date deposited: 12 Nov 2025 18:05
Last modified: 13 Nov 2025 03:05

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Author: Abhinav Chaturvedi
Author: Kristina Louise Risley ORCID iD
Author: Sonal Singh
Author: Aakash Sapru
Editor: Manish Gupta

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