United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Statistical Division The Generic Statistical Business Process Model Steven Vale UNECE [email protected].
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United Nations Economic Commission for Europe
Statistical Division
The Generic Statistical
Business Process Model
Steven Vale
UNECE
[email protected]
What is the GSBPM?
A flexible model that describes and defines
the set of business processes needed to
produce official statistics
Standard framework and harmonised
terminology to help statistical organisations
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Modernise statistical production processes
• Share methods and components
Background
Developed by the Steering Group on
Statistical Metadata
Part of the Common Metadata Framework
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www.unece.org/stats/cmf
Version 4 released April 2009
Version 5 released December 2013
Why do we need the GSBPM?
To define and describe statistical processes
in a coherent way
To compare and benchmark processes
within and between organisations
To make better decisions on production
systems and organisation of resources
Applicability (1)
All activities undertaken by producers of
official statistics which result in data outputs
All statistical domains
National and international statistical
organisations
Applicability (2)
Development and maintenance of
statistical registers
All types of data source:
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Surveys / censuses
• Administrative sources / register-based
statistics
• Mixed sources
Changes between v4 and v5
Policy of minimum change
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Removed Phase 8 (Archive)
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Only if wide agreement and good business case
Archiving happens throughout processes
Improved documentation
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Less survey-focused
• Links to newer standards e.g. GSIM
• More detail where requested by users
Structure of the Model (1)
Process
Phases
Subprocesses
(Descriptions)
Structure of the Model (2)
National implementations may need
additional levels
Over-arching processes
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Quality management
Metadata management
Statistical framework management
Statistical programme management
........ (others – see paper)
Key features
Not a linear model
Sub-processes are not followed in a strict
order
It is a matrix, through which there are many
possible paths
Mapping requested at SPECA
meeting in Issyk-Kul
Fundamental
Principles
of Official
Statistics
The GSBPM is used by more than
50 statistical organisations
worldwide
KSBPM – Republic of Korea
Beyond statistics: Data archives
Generic Longitudinal Business Process Model
Uses of the GSBPM
Managing statistical programmes
Cost / resource allocation
Documenting statistical processes
Framework for quality assessment
Sharing statistical software
More information
GSBPM Wiki
www1.unece.org/stat/platform/display/GSBPM