| dc.description.abstract | This study analyzes the performance of the Indonesian banking sector efficiency and
peeling technique factors that lead to inefficiencies that could reduce the bank's
internal performance using Data Envelopment Analisys model (DEA). Research on
the efficiency of banking techniques in Indonesia in 2000-2004 conducted using
secondary data analysis including balance sheets and income statements of banks in
Indonesia 12, the number of bank offices, and the number of bank employees in 2000
until 2004. Results of DEA analysis for the entire group decreased efficiency of banks
during the crisis, except Bank Mandiri. This means that Bank Mandiri has the best
performance compared to other banks. Inefficiency generally caused by using less
than optimal inputs to produce output. Inputs that have not been completely allocated
are assets and labor are not on optimizing the range below 50 percent. To produce
the maximum efficiency, the bank must increase the use of its inputs to 100 percent. | en_US |
