1. Using the group decision making matrix to evaluate RFID supplies
- Author
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Shu-Chen Peng, Tien-Chin Wang, and Shu-Chen Hsu
- Subjects
Engineering ,Decision support system ,Risk analysis (engineering) ,Decision engineering ,Management science ,business.industry ,Influence diagram ,Decision field theory ,Decision rule ,business ,R-CAST ,Decision analysis ,Optimal decision - Abstract
Researchers of decision making have often shown that It is a complex process that a decision maker is quick and accurate at preferences structure or ordering when he was confronted multiple objectives, multiple criteria, and multiple alternatives. Before the enterprise shifts the operation to RFID, needs to carry on the simulation or the construction feasible deliberation and the appraisal first. In the simulation process, the enterprise may understand that what benefit in essence from RFID. Moreover the enterprise may also further estimate possible impact from the RFID. This study not only applies Multi-Criteria Decision Making with Incomplete Linguistic model (InlinPreRa) and uses horizontal, vertical and oblique pairwise comparison algorithms to construct but also expansion group decision making model. When the decision maker is carrying out the pairwise comparison, the following problems can be avoided: time pressure, lack of complete information, the decision maker is lack of this professional knowledge, or the information provided is unreal and thus it is difficult to obtain information. In this study uses group decision making Matrix to elevate the best RFID supply chain will carry effective and immediate for company. To conclude, this study may be importance in explaining the function of the InlinPreRa Model on decision making, as well as in providing decision makers with a better understanding of the process of the InlinPreRa Model.
- Published
- 2009