Affiliation:
1. Kansas State University
2. University of Northern Colorado
Abstract
This study investigates characteristics of successful and unsuccessful discrete event computer simulation projects. The findings show that unsuccessful projects are often characterized by high costs, model size constraints, and slow software. Successful projects are characterized by teamwork, cooperation, mentoring, effective communication of outputs, high-quality vendor documentation, easily understood software syntax, higher levels of analyst experience, and structured approaches to model development.
Subject
Computer Science Applications,General Social Sciences
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19 articles.
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