Or is slack just a bi-product of the analysis and not relevant?įirst of all, this is a multivariate problem, so it is really hard to conclude anything about individual inputs/outputs. Is it correct to assert that those inputs found to be binding could not be further optimized but those that contained slack are where the inefficiencies are found?Ĭan the same be said for Outputs? or does that work the opposite? Here's a sample result for a DMU that was found to be inefficient when Solving to Minimize the Inputs: WeightedSum Outputs = DMU When solver completes its analysis, it provides an answer report that gives the slack found in some of the constraints - which are binding and which are not. We've worked with a few resources and feel confident that the model is returning correct results but I need some help interpreting them. How a digital HQ can improve IT productivity and improve employee experience across an organizationģ.We're using Excel Solver to model a DEA problem. The key elements of a digital HQ and their benefits for IT teamsĢ. After a brief introduction to the concept of a digital HQ, you’ll hear real-world examples from a panel of IT leaders on how they use Slack as their digital HQ and the positive impacts they’re seeing across their teams and companies.ġ. In this webinar, Sean Storer, Slack’s senior solutions marketing manager for IT, will introduce the concept of a digital HQ and walk through the benefits this model has for IT teams.
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