Search results for "Public service delivery"

showing 2 items of 2 documents

Supporting public sector management through simulation-based methods: a dynamic performance management approach

2018

AbstractThough it draws a number of precursors, simulation-based techniques applied to traditional performance management frameworks constitute a novel approach to support public sector institutions in framing organizational performance dynamics and, as a result, improving public service delivery. This paper aims at contributing to the improvement of the outcomes achievable from the use of traditional performance management systems in the public sector by combining them with a simulation-based method named System Dynamics modeling. Such an approach is called Dynamic Performance Management.

Process managementPublic AdministrationPerformance managementbusiness.industryPublic organization05 social sciencesPublic sectordynamic performance managementsimulationOrganizational performance0506 political scienceSystem dynamicsFraming (social sciences)Settore SECS-P/07 - Economia AziendalePublic service delivery0502 economics and businesscase-study050602 political science & public administrationsystem dynamics modelingbusinessSimulation based050203 business & managementperformance management system designInternational Review of Public Administration
researchProduct

Understanding the Dynamic Effect of Contracting Out on the Delivery of Local Public Services

2015

Máñez J., Pérez-López G., Prior D. and Zafra-Gómez J. L. Understanding the dynamic effect of contracting out on the delivery of local public services, Regional Studies. Contracting out is a mechanism through which the delivery of public services can be made more efficient. However, the process has yielded conflicting results. This paper presents a dynamic, mixed approach, incorporating an intertemporal frontier and a matching technique, to measure the short- and long-term effects of the implementation of contracting out on the efficiency of local public service delivery. The study demonstrates the existence of temporary inefficiency arising from the change in service management when contrac…

Matching (statistics)Public economicsProcess (engineering)05 social sciencesGeneral Social SciencesService managementContracting out0506 political scienceMixed approachRegional studiesPublic service delivery0502 economics and business050602 political science & public administrationEconomics050207 economicsInefficiencyIndustrial organizationGeneral Environmental Science
researchProduct