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To view a copy of this license, visit [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/. If you re-use)[. If you re-use](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/. If you re-use) all or part of this work, please attribute it to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), on behalf of the international statistical community.  \nTable of Contents  \nI. Introduction............................................................................................................................... 3  \nBackground 3  \nMain Changes from Version 5.1 3  \nII. The Model.................................................................................................................................. 5  \nUnderstanding the GSBPM 5  \nStructure 6  \nApplicability 7  \nUsing the GSBPM 8  \nIII. Relationships with Other Models and Frameworks............................................................ 10  \nGAMSO 10  \nGSIM 10  \nIV. Levels 1 and 2 of the GSBPM ................................................................................................ 12  \nV. Descriptions of Overarching Activities ................................................................................. 13  \nQuality Management 13  \nMetadata Management 15  \nData Management 16  \nProcess Data Management 16  \nKnowledge Management 17  \nData Supplier Management 17  \nVI. Descriptions of Phases and Sub-processes........................................................................... 19  \nSpecify Needs Phase 19  \nDesign Phase 21  \nBuild Phase 23  \nCollect Phase 25  \nProcess Phase 28  \nAnalyse Phase 31  \nDisseminate Phase 33  \nEvaluate Phase 34  \nVII. Other Uses of the GSBPM ..................................................................................................... 36  \nAnnex I – Level-3 GSBPM Tasks..................................................................................................... 37  \nAnnex II – List of Acronyms............................................................................................................. 38  \nGeneric Statistical Business Process Model  \nI. Introduction  \n1. The Generic Statistical Business Process Model (GSBPM) describes and defines a set of activities involved in the business processes needed to produce official statistics. It provides a standard framework and harmonised terminology to help statistical organisations to modernise their statistical production processes, as well as to share methods and components. The GSBPM can also be used for integrating data and metadata standards, as a template for process documentation, for harmonising statistical computing infrastructures, and to provide a framework for process quality assessment and improvement. These and other purposes for which the GSBPM can be used are elaborated further in Sections II and VII. This version of the GSBPM is aligned with version  \n2.0 of the Generic Statistical Information Model (GSIM) and version 1.2 of the Generic Activity Model for Statistical Organisations (GAMSO) .  \nBackground  \n2. The GSBPM was first developed in 2008 by the JointUNECE/Eurostat/OECD Group on Statistical Metadata (METIS) based on the business process model used by Statistics New Zealand. Following several drafts and public consultations, version 4.0 of the GSBPM was released in April  \n2009. Subsequently, it was widely adopted by the global official statistics community, and formed one of the cornerstones ofthe High-Level Group for the Modernisation of Official Statistics (HLGMOS) 1 vision and strategy for standards-based modernisation.  \n3. Version 5.0 of the GSBPM was released in December 2013 and endorsed by the Confer","cbCaitpSyN8Fzmdj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitpSyN8Fzmdj","pdf",597000,38,"English","# Introduction\n## Background\n## Main Changes from Version 5.1\n# The Model\n## Understanding the GSBPM\n## Structure\n## Applicability\n## Using the GSBPM\n# Relationships with Other Models and Frameworks\n## GAMSO\n## GSIM\n# Levels 1 and 2 of the GSBPM\n# Descriptions of Overarching Activities\n## Quality Management\n## Metadata Management\n## Data Management\n## Process Data Management\n## Knowledge Management\n## Data Supplier Management\n# Descriptions of Phases and Sub-processes\n## Specify Needs Phase\n## Design Phase\n## Build Phase\n## Collect Phase\n## Process Phase\n## Analyse Phase\n## Disseminate Phase\n## Evaluate Phase\n# Other Uses of the GSBPM","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the GSBPM model?\",\"answer\":\"The GSBPM describes and defines the activities in business processes used to produce official statistics. 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