Adjusting ICT Capacity Planning by Minimizing Cyber Crime Effects in Urban Area: A System Dynamics Approach

Abstract

In ICT capacity planning process, many organizations or institutions ignore unconsciously other components except statistical data of bandwidth utilization of ICT products. On this occasion, the ICT capacity planning process is analyzed by using system dynamics that considers some factors or components which are combinations between technical and non technical aspects such as: business, education, ICT infrastructure, ICT usage and cyber crime. Simulation of interrelationship between the components is conducted to understand the behavior of the system. System dynamics gives us input on correction of the statistical data by minimizing cyber crime effects. In this paper, it is also introduced the System Breakdown Structure (SBS), a technique to breakdown a big and complex system into smaller and manageable components. The objective of this SBS is to make system dynamics more expandable in hierarchy way in analyzing a system.

Conceptual Framework for Public Policymaking based on System Dynamics and Big Data

“…In this chapter, the creation of public policy for palm oil industry is created based on this framework. Data and information are collected from some papers [1,2,27,28]. Basically, crude oil and natural gas are the main source of petrochemical industry, and CPO is the main source of oleochemical industry [45].…”

“…This iterative process continues until the subsystem is undividable. SBS is the method to break down the system into smaller components [1,2,27,28].…”

“…Some simulations are run on the model. Some adjustments are introduced on the model to identify the optimized outcome, such as in paper written by Nasution and Bazin [27]. Big Data is a good method to analyze all types of data.…”

“…Few things are emphasized in system dynamics process, such as to describe the system, to run System Breakdown Structure (SBS) [1,2,27,28], to convert description to level and rate equations, to simulate the model, to design alternative policies and structures, to educate and debate, and to implement changes in policies and structure. The best scenario will become the input to public policymaking process.…”