LGA Glossary - Local Government Business Model
The Local Government Business Model (LGBM) defines the elements of public sector service delivery at a local level. The model comprises a set of controlled lists and relationships between them. These may be viewed as an ontology.
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The Local Government Business Model (LGBM) defines the elements of public sector service delivery at a local level. The model comprises a set of controlled lists and relationships between them. These may be viewed as an ontology. The model has three parts:
- People and places – the elements that support customer insight so that services can be targeted where they will have most impact.
- Organisational scope – the activities and responsibilities of each organisation involved in service delivery, helping us do what we are required to do and remove duplication.
- Organisation – the parts of service delivery so we can deliver services most efficiently.
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