Fuzzy MCDM approach for planning and design tenders selection in public office buildings

Hsieh, T. Y.; Lu, Shih-Tong; Tzeng, Gwo Hshiung

doi:10.1016/j.ijproman.2004.01.002

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“…In this paper, Buckley's [17] fuzzy AHP method is used. The steps of fuzzy AHP are summarized as following [19]- [22]:…”

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A Hybrid Fuzzy Decision Making Procedure to Select among Outsourcing Alternatives for Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment

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Abstract-In this paper, selection of outsourcing alternatives for waste of electrical and electronic equipment is performed with using fuzzy multi criteria decision making (MCDM) methodology. Related literature has been reviewed and the criteria are determined for evaluation. Five outsourcing firms are considered as alternatives for Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality and they are ranked according to the closeness coefficients that obtained by the proposed method. Finally the most appropriate outsourcing firm for waste of electrical and electronic equipment is determined for metropolitan municipality.Index Terms-Fuzzy decision making, outsourcing, waste electrical and electronic equipment.

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“…In this paper, Buckley's [17] fuzzy AHP method is used. The steps of fuzzy AHP are summarized as following [19]- [22]:…”

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“…For the evaluation procedure, the linguistic terms given in Table I [ 19] are used. Geometric mean is used to aggregate expert opinions.…”

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“…In AHP, all criteria or parameters are assigned with the weight score that shows the importance of each criterion. The AHP approach has been widely adopted in the built environment fields as decision-making tool [25], [34]- [36]. Existing performance schemes and rating tools such as LEED, BHHI and BSCI also adopted the process of AHP to develop hierarchy or rating tool [35], [37].…”

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Analytical Hierarchy Process for Developing a Building Performance-Risk Rating Tool

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Abstract. The need to optimize the performance of buildings has increased consequently due to the expansive supply of facilities in higher education building (HEB). Proper performance assessment as a proactive measure may help university building in achieving performance optimization. However, the current maintenance programs or performance evaluation in the HEB is a systemic and cyclic process where maintenance is considered as an operational issue and not as opposed to a strategic issue. Hence, this paper proposed a Building Performance Risk Rating Tool (BPRT) as an improved measure for building performance evaluation by addressing the users' risk in health and safety aspects. The BPRT is developed from the result of a rating index using the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) method. 12 facilities management (FM) experts and practitioners were involved in the rating process. The subjective weightings are analysed using the AHP computer software, the Expert Choice 11. The establishment of the BPRT was introduced as an aid of improvement towards the current performance assessment of HEB by emerging the concept of building performance and risk into a numerical strategic approach

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“…An approach for solving qualitative multi-criteria analysis by fuzzy pair-wise comparison is presented by Deng (Deng 1999). Hsieh et al present a fuzzy multi-criteria analysis approach for selecting planning and design alternatives in a public office building (Hsieh, et al 2004). Wang et al applied incomplete linguistic preference relations to evaluate tender selection criteria and provide decision matrices for making pair-wise comparisons ).…”

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Fuzzy MCDM approach for planning and design tenders selection in public office buildings

Cited by 555 publications

References 21 publications

A Hybrid Fuzzy Decision Making Procedure to Select among Outsourcing Alternatives for Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment

A Hybrid Fuzzy Decision Making Procedure to Select among Outsourcing Alternatives for Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment

Analytical Hierarchy Process for Developing a Building Performance-Risk Rating Tool

Role of Semantic Web in the Changing Context of Enterprise Collaboration

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