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Hewlett-Packard and the
Berkeley
Digital Media and Entertainment Club would like to congratulate the
winners and participants of the 2007 >play Case
Competition.
On October 26th, 2007, ten teams from top U.S. MBA programs competed
for $17,500 in total prize money while tackling a real business case
focused on the HP Gaming Business. Each team had 24 hours to
position its recommendations before presenting to a panel of
judges at the University of California, Berkeley campus.
Congratulations to the
2007 >play Case Competition winners:
1st place- MIT Sloan School of Management
2nd place- UCLA Anderson School of
Management
3rd place, tie- Columbia Business School
and UC-Berkeley Haas School of Business
Thank you also to the
other MBA schools who participated:
Chicago Graduate School of Business
Michigan- Ross School of Business
NYU- Stern School of Business
USC Marshall School of Business
UT-Austin McCombs School of Business
Stanford Graduate School of
Business
Executives from HP's Gaming Business, including founder Paul Campbell
(below, center), judged each team's presentation.
We hope to see many of
you again at the 2008 >play Case Competition.
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Above:
First place winners from MIT Sloan with HP Executive Paul Campbell
Below: Second place
finishers from UCLA Anderson
Below: Third place
finishers from Columbia Business School and UC Berkeley Haas
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