This structure was ideal for Lawson Software. A central curriculum group does the gameshow development using Gameshow Pro 2 Creator licenses. Once the games are ready, we roll them out to others who execute the training. Here's how it works. Using Gameshow Pro 2, curriculum developers create what would otherwise be typical games.
Users can still customize a game for an audience, editing team names, game sounds, etc.
The questions and answers, though, are fixed. Still, controlling gameshow content isn't the only reason people select Runtime licensing. If it's practical for the way an organization conducts training, it's less expensive than purchasing a copy of Gameshow Pro 2 for every trainer. With Runtime licensing, everyone who needs to use games for content review can have access to them without having to invest in a Creator license. Just last month, eight companies found that this was the best solution for them.