Using the Modeling Process
We described the basic attributes of a model first so that you can understand the desired outcome of the process. This section describes a process for creating a model to run a simulation. You should realize that modeling is actually a thought experiment, so the process is more important than the outcome. The trial-and-error nature of the process is where the learning occurs. The purpose of this section is to provide a process for building a model and understanding how to improve a model. The process described is as follows:
1. | Define the goals.
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2. | Identify the initial process.
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3. | Determine process inputs and outputs.
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4. | Build the espoused process.
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5. | Compare process results with organizational results.
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6. | Develop ... |
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