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Subject(s)

• Data envelopment analysis [Browse]
• Performance—Measurement [Browse]

Related name

Zhu, Joe, 1968- [Browse]

Summary note

"Modeling performance measurement: Applications and Implementation Issues in DEA presents unified results from authors recent DEA research. These new DEA methodology and techniques are developed in application-driven scenarios that go beyond the identification of the best-practice frontier and seek solutions to aid managerial decisions. These new DEA developments are well-grounded in real world applications. Both DEA researchers and practitioners will find this book helpful. Theory is provided for DEA researchers for further development and possible extensions. However, it should also be mentioned that each theory is presented in practical terms with numerical examples, simple real management cases and verbal descriptions. It is felt that these concrete examples will be of value to researchers, students, and practitioners."--BOOK JACKET.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• Ch. 1. Data envelopment analysis
• Ch. 2. Measuring efficiency of highway maintenance patrols
• Ch. 3. Prioritizing highway accident sites
• Ch. 4. Benchmarking models : evaluating the effect of e-business activities
• Ch. 5. Factor selection issues in bank branch performance
• Ch. 6. Multicomponent efficiency measurement in banking
• Ch. 7. DEA and multicriteria decision modeling
• Ch. 8. Modeling rank order data
• Ch. 9. Resource allocation in an R&D department
• Ch. 10. Resource constrained DEA
• Ch. 11. Multicomponent efficiency : measurement and core business identification in multiplant firms
• Ch. 12. Implementation of robotics : identifying efficient implementors
• Ch. 13. Setting performance targets for new DMUs
• Ch. 14. Aggregating preference rankings
• Ch. 15. Ranking players in round robin tournaments
• Ch. 16. Context-dependent DEA : models and extension
• Ch. 17. Evaluating power plant efficiency : hierarchical models.

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ISBN

038724137X

LCCN

2004065097

OCLC

57142784

RCP

C - S

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