Group Decision-Making Involving Competence of Experts in Relation to Evaluation Criteria: Case Study for e-Commerce Platform Selection

Dimitrova, Zornitsa; Borissova, Daniela; Mikhov, Rossen; Димитров, Васил

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-27034-5_3

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Group Decision-Making Models for Selection of Virtual Machine Software for Malware Detection Purposes

Borissova,

Barzev,

Yoshinov

et al. 2023

2023 12th Mediterranean Conference on Embedded Computing (MECO)

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Group Decision-Making Models for Selection of Virtual Machine Software for Malware Detection Purposes

Borissova,

Barzev,

Yoshinov

et al. 2023

2023 12th Mediterranean Conference on Embedded Computing (MECO)

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A Methodology for Alternatives Ranking by Estimations Forming based on Values from Criteria Decomposition into Options

Dimitrova,

Borissova,

Dimitrov

2024

Wseas Transactions on Business and Economics

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Decision-making problems are a daily part of the activity not only of companies and organizations but also of the individual. Broadly, they can be divided into group decision-making problems and those with a single decision-maker. In both decision-making situations, the alternatives from which a choice must be made are characterized by multiple attributes. Given that the number of attributes and alternatives increases, the decision-maker’s ability to deal with the problem decreases, and an appropriate process is needed to handle the available information. In this regard, this article proposes a methodology for group decision-making to support the experts in expressing preferences. This approach is suitable for group decision-making problems where all criteria can be chosen in such a way as to be objectively measurable. These criteria are grouped based on experts’ areas of expertise and at the same time decomposed with clearly defined options. The option reflects the availability and the value of a feature in each of the alternatives. By decomposing the criteria, the procedure for the decision-makers is shortened, taking the form of a survey in which they express the importance of the criteria and the options together with the criteria orientation . This allows decision-makers to skip the process of estimating the alternatives themselves. In this way, the decision-makers do not need to know in depth the alternatives among which they are choosing. The applied model is tested for a specific real case of choice, and the obtained results show its applicability.

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Group Decision-Making Involving Competence of Experts in Relation to Evaluation Criteria: Case Study for e-Commerce Platform Selection

Cited by 2 publications

References 23 publications

Group Decision-Making Models for Selection of Virtual Machine Software for Malware Detection Purposes

Group Decision-Making Models for Selection of Virtual Machine Software for Malware Detection Purposes

A Methodology for Alternatives Ranking by Estimations Forming based on Values from Criteria Decomposition into Options

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