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ZoomSim is an intuitive, online business learning simulation for use in business colleges and universities. It is designed by business professors to reinforce the core business principles taught in introduction to business college programs.

Zoomsim is a game where your students manage an automobile company, and enter relevant sales, marketing, operational and financial decisions necessary to drive revenue, capture market share and increase stock valuation. Each team competes directly against other student teams within your class.


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  • Proven to increase student engagement & motivation

  • Students use business strategy to compete against other teams for market share, profits and overall points in a round-based simulation game

  • Students can play both an individual version and the team competition online

  • 3 and 6 round versions available

  • Benchmarked assessment data

  • Student performance is scored upon multiple data points, then graded

  • Volume licensing available


My college students really enjoyed the strategy and game play of this simulation, the competition among students was incredible.

Faculty quote, SUNY Stony Brook

Zoom Business Simulation is Trusted by Top Universities.

Indiana University, Tulane, SUNY Stony Brook, Rutgers, University of Wisconsin, University of New Mexico, Arizona State University, Pennsylvania State University, Northeastern University, William Jewell College, Belhaven University, Lower Columbia College, Bloomsburg University, McMurry University, Harrisburg University, Trevecca Nazarene University

I was very pleased with the level of support from the ZoomSim team, both for myself, as a new instructor, and also for my students.

Faculty quote, University of Wisconsin

I was very surprised at how easy this simulation was to set up and get going.

Faculty quote, Tulane University



"ZoomSim was magic in my college introduction to business classroom.


My college students chose to work through their breaks."



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