Process simulation key to stemming impact of Spending Review
Process simulation will become increasingly important in delivering the savings demanded by last weeks Comprehensive Spending Review, according to 65 per cent of senior personnel questioned from police forces across England and Wales.
Process simulation will become increasingly important in delivering the savings demanded by last weeks Comprehensive Spending Review, according to 65 per cent of senior personnel questioned from police forces across England and Wales.
All of those surveyed by Lanner Group believe that process simulation is a key driver in delivering performance improvement. And despite the reach of the budgetary axe, 60 per cent expect their investment in the technology to increase in 2011, with the remaining 40 per cent claiming their investment will stay the same.
Simulation recently helped one force to identify £6.5 million savings in a matter of months, without using any external consultants, explained David Jones, CEO of process simulation specialist Lanner Group. We believe that up to £1 billion savings can be exploited force-wide through smarter use of simulation, and as the implications of the cuts unfold, few forces will be able to afford to ignore the scale of savings it can help deliver.
