Marketization of Higher Education Institute; Identifying a Set of Performance Measurements Based on Analytic Hierarchy Process

Jalaliyoon, Neda; Bakar, Nooh Abu; Taherdoost, Hamed

doi:10.19026/rjaset.8.1053

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“…Saaty (1980) developed a strong and helpful tool for managing qualitative and quantitative multi-criteria elements involving in decision-making behavior (Jalaliyoon et al , 2014). This model is called AHP and is based on a hierarchical structure.…”

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Understanding of e-service security dimensions and its effect on quality and intention to use

Taherdoost

2017

ICS

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Purpose Security has been a critical matter in the development of electronic services. The purpose of this research is to develop a new model to help e-service practitioners and researchers in the evaluation of e-service security and its effect on quality and intention to use e-services. Design/methodology/approach According to the literature, 13 security dimensions are extracted. Then, exploratory factor analysis is applied to reduce the number of security dimensions. This step is implemented based on end-users’ perception. Afterward, a hierarchical structure of e-service security is established to calculate the weights of security dimensions applying analytical hierarchy process method by contribution of e-service experts and providers. Finally, structural equation modeling using LISREL is applied to test the proposed theoretical model. Findings Results indicates that confidentiality, integrity, privacy, authentication, non-repudiation and availability are antecedents of consumers’ perceived security in e-service. Considering the high significance of perceived security, it is concluded that enhanced feelings of security will result in improved perception of quality. Furthermore, it is found that users will intend to use e-service if they feel that the quality of e-service is high. Originality/value Few studies have been done on users’ adoption behaviors of e-services and even those few have not investigated users’ security perception as a major factor affecting users’ intention to use e-services. Considering the increasing concerns of users about the security of their personal information and how it affects their adoption behaviors, there is a need to conduct more studies on the factors involved in this procedure. In this study, the concept of security from both perspective of objective security and subjective security is evaluated.

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Understanding of e-service security dimensions and its effect on quality and intention to use

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2017

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Determination of Subcontractor Selection Criteria from the View of Occupational Health and Safety in the Construction Industry

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International Journal of Advances in Engineering and Pure Sciences

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Construction industry is characterized by labor-intensive workforces, subcontractor-based production, diverse activities, and related hazards. Given the commonality of contingent forms of contracting, the majority of construction work is carried out by subcontractors. Unlike main contractors, subcontractors are typically smaller or medium-sized companies. Their awareness, practice, and compliance with health and safety legislation can be problematic. Furthermore, establishing and implementing a safety management system for a specific project requires coordination and management of multiple subcontractors. In this paper, a model has been created for selecting the most suitable subcontractor through an evaluation of their occupational health and safety (OHS) management implementation. The selection criteria have been determined based on a literature review focused on OHS, followed by the development of a questionnaire that assesses the importance of the criteria with the support of five occupational safety experts. Three shopping mall projects were chosen for implementation based on expert evaluations using scores calculated through the Analytical Hierarchy Process. Importance rates for each criterion were calculated, allowing for the identification of the most significant subcontractor selection criteria. Fifteen on-site subcontractors were evaluated using the proposed method. The research suggests that in the absence of qualification-based selection criteria for subcontractors, unskilled personnel could be selected. Consequently, this could impede the safety oversight mechanism, the execution of OHS measures, as well as the mitigation and/or prevention of potential risks, while jeopardizing compliance with the applicable legislation throughout the project. Therefore, it is imperative to choose only competent subcontractors to guarantee the welfare of workers.

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Critical Factors that Lead to Projects’ Success/Failure in Global Marketplace

Taherdoost

Keshavarzsaleh

2016

Procedia Technology

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Marketization of Higher Education Institute; Identifying a Set of Performance Measurements Based on Analytic Hierarchy Process

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Understanding of e-service security dimensions and its effect on quality and intention to use

Understanding of e-service security dimensions and its effect on quality and intention to use

Determination of Subcontractor Selection Criteria from the View of Occupational Health and Safety in the Construction Industry

Critical Factors that Lead to Projects’ Success/Failure in Global Marketplace

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