2022
DOI: 10.1155/2022/2158255
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A Fuzzy DEMATEL‐ANP‐Based Approach to Prioritize Activities in Enterprise Architecture

Abstract: Prioritization of activities is a multicriteria problem that includes both quantitative and qualitative factors. Moreover, due to the nature of organizations and activities, the impact of activities on each other is fuzzy. Prioritizing activities in real and fuzzy situations will help an organization’s decision makers to make the right decisions. In this paper, a new fuzzy hybrid methodology is proposed to describe and prioritize the activities of the organization in fuzzy conditions. First, the activities of … Show more

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“…This study was also helpful for assessing smart industries' threats to sustainability. Jamshid Afshani et al [13] proposed an approach to combine the fuzzy DEMATEL and fuzzy analytical network process (ANP) to describe the interdependence and weight of each activity. This work had a few limitations, like activity charts being introduced in non-fuzzy formats, which is why a new model is needed that could prioritize the factors without redesigning the activity model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This study was also helpful for assessing smart industries' threats to sustainability. Jamshid Afshani et al [13] proposed an approach to combine the fuzzy DEMATEL and fuzzy analytical network process (ANP) to describe the interdependence and weight of each activity. This work had a few limitations, like activity charts being introduced in non-fuzzy formats, which is why a new model is needed that could prioritize the factors without redesigning the activity model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%