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Simulation in public sector management: a case study
Authors:M-A. Hays  M. Bebbington
Affiliation:Statistics New Zealand, PO Box 2922, Wellington, New Zealand;Institute of Information Sciences and Technology, Massey University, New Zealand
Abstract:We detail the development and application of a simulation model to aid decision making concerning the procedures followed in the Office of Film and Literature Classification, by forecasting the effects of possible management initiatives. The major variables are — the number of censors, the volume of publications to be classified (with special emphasis on computer technology publications) and the procedures, in particular, the number of censors with decision-making powers. A model of the system was developed using Extend; a simulation software package designed to aid decision support. This model was used to investigate the utilization of "decision-makers", and to identify and locate the bottlenecks, in the system under a number of different scenarios suggested by the client. There is also the flexibility to include additional duties that might be imposed on the Office.
Keywords:Simulation    Public sector    Queues    Management    Multistage processing    Multiple tasking
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