How to select and work with a consultant: a consultant's perspective
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This paper presents a discussion of the process of selecting and working with a simulation consultant, from the consultant's viewpoint. It is directed towards the new user of simulation services. It outlines and discusses specific issues which should be considered during the selection process and throughout the duration of the project. Helpful hints on the working relationship and examples of results from complete simulation studies are included.
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Published: 01 December 1987
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