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Click here for a book review published in
Interfaces
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W.D.
Cook and Joe
Zhu, Modeling Performance Measurement: Applications and Implementation
Issues in DEA
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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.
Written for:
This book will be valuable to
researchers, students and
practitioners in Management Science and Operations Management. This includes economists, public health
analysts, performance or data analysts, industrial engineers and
mathematicians/statisticians.
The included software includes the following
DEA models
- Envelopment Model
- Multiplier Model (with Epsilon)
- Restricted Multipliers (AR/Cone Ratio Model)
- Slack-based Model
- Measure Specific Model (Uncontrollable factors)
- Returns to Scale Estimation
- Context-dependent DEA
- Variable-Benchmark DEA Model
- Fixed-Benchmark DEA Model
Click
here for a screen shot of the software.
This version of software
does not work under Excel 2007.
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