Modelling a sustainable requalification problem by analytic hierarchy process

Racioppi, Virginia; Marcarelli, Gabriella; Squillante, Massimo

doi:10.1007/s11135-014-0073-0

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“…Kurek et al ( 2021 ) integrated the AHP with statistic methods as Principal component analysis for to evaluate the local competitiveness. Racioppi et al ( 2015 ) analysed a complex problem for the territory requalification to improve the attractiveness with the use of AHP. Hsieh et al ( 2008 ) use the ANP method to evaluate the quality of services taking into account their interdependence.…”

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Checking consistency for Group-PAHP: a case study of tourism facilities in COVID-19 pandemic

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Olivieri

2022

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The pandemic situation due COVID-19 highlighted a great vulnerability of tourism systems in the world, defined a scenario characterized by strong uncertainties, unfavorable prospects and widespread fragility (Michie 2020 ). Our work proposes the use of Multi-Criteria Decision Aiding (MCDA) for analyzing the potentiality of local territory development through the improvement of the tourism facilities. More precisely, we propose the use of the Parsimonious AHP (Abastante et al. 2019 ) for group choices to analyze a decision-making problem for the improvement of tourism facilities. As the complexity of the decision-making problem and the number of decision-makers grow, there may be problems of consistency of judgments and therefore problems of consistency of the matrices (Brunelli and Cavallo 2020a ). Consistency is difficult to achieve in the real situation (Maturo et al. 2005 ). Our work aims to verify in a 4-step process the errors of consistency that occurs in Pairwise Comparison Matrices with the use of Parsimonious AHP for group choices. Furthermore, we propose a new innovative tool for decision makers to tackle complex problems, with multiple decision categories, a large number of alternatives and several criteria.

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Checking consistency for Group-PAHP: a case study of tourism facilities in COVID-19 pandemic

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Olivieri

2022

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“…Specifically, the variations in population, social environments, and architectural quality, which had been included in the AHP as criteria, implied people's broadened recognition of living environments and investment portfolios in 2050. Racioppi et al [26] applied the AHP to find the best alternative for improving tourist accommodation facilities and reaching the goal of energy efficiency and reduced energy consumption. To find the best alternative, total weights for every alternative based upon its criteria for the benefit hierarchy were counted respectively, as were the total weights for every alternative based upon its criteria for the cost (risk) hierarchy.…”

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Information Privacy Protection under Anti-Money Laundering Legislation: An Empirical Study in Taiwan

Cheng¹,

Wang

2020

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The newly added requirement in Taiwan’s Money Laundering Control Act to fully authenticate customers’ identity by regulated entities, particularly to reveal substantial beneficial owners, entails greater disclosure of customers’ private information. How to strike the balance between such disclosure and information privacy protection has not been mentioned yet in Taiwan. The goal of this research paper is to identify support measures, consisting of criteria, sub-criteria, and alternatives, for information privacy protection for future change. A questionnaire was developed through applying the modified Delphi method. This study also applied the analytic hierarchy process to the questionnaire to prioritize the importance of different criteria and sub-criteria and find the optimal alternative. The search results indicated that the criteria were (in order of importance) internal control in financial institutions, prior surveillance mechanisms, informed consent, and safe-harbor immunity. Further examination of the details for the sub-criteria indicated that the establishment of an external independent supervising mechanism and the adoption of a personal information impact assessment are increasingly prioritized for implementation. Moreover, Alternative 2 (“Public and private entities should implement criteria and sub-criteria simultaneously”) weighed 0.62 more in terms of importance compared with Alternative 1 (“Public entities should implement criteria and sub-criteria first”), which weighed 0.38.

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