Ranking based on optimal points and win-loss-draw multi-criteria decision-making with application to supplier evaluation problem

Zakeri, Shervin; Chatterjee, Prasenjit; Cheikhrouhou, Naoufel; Konstantas, Dimitri

doi:10.1016/j.eswa.2021.116258

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“…This evaluation is based on a scoring analysis, self-assessment questionnaires and supplier audits in case of delivery problems. The scoring analysis increasingly includes a multi-criteria evaluation of suppliers (Franco, Benitez, de Sousa, Neto, & Frank, 2022;Zakeri, Chatterjee, Cheikhrouhou, & Konstantas, 2022). In recent years, more and more companies (especially multinationals) have also used criteria based on the concept of sustainability to assess this (Chang et al, 2021;Coskun, Kumru, & Kan, 2022).…”

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Expectations of manufacturing companies towards suppliers in terms of implementing improvement activities

Urbaniak,

Zimon,

Madzik

2024

CEMJ

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PurposeThis article aims to map the expectations of manufacturing companies towards suppliers in terms of implementing improvement activities. The article poses two research questions: RQ1: What kind of improvement of activities do the surveyed producers expect from their suppliers? RQ2: Do factors such as size, capital or implemented systems influence different assessments of the analyzed requirements toward suppliers?Design/methodology/approachThe Computer Assisted Telephone Interview (CATI) technique was used to collect data. The sample consists of 150 producers (employing over 50 people) who were suppliers for enterprises from the automotive, electromechanical and chemical sectors operating in the Polish business-to-business (B2B) market. We analyzed 11 improvement activities, while their correlation structure was examined by exploratory factor analysis.FindingsWe have identified three latent factors – risk reduction, product innovation and increasing efficiency – which summarize the main expectations of manufacturing companies towards suppliers. Expectations for these factors are independent of the implemented management system, although the analysis showed higher expectations for product innovation in organizations with the implementation of Kaizen.Originality/valueThe article fills the research gap in the literature. The research results presented in the literature so far have focused on the expectations of enterprises towards suppliers in terms of meeting the criteria for their initial and periodic assessment. The research gap in the article is the result of empirical research presenting the expectations of manufacturers towards suppliers in terms of improving their processes. Based on the findings of the presented study, development trends and implications for managers responsible for purchasing processes and relationships with suppliers can be determined.

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Expectations of manufacturing companies towards suppliers in terms of implementing improvement activities

Urbaniak,

Zimon,

Madzik

2024

CEMJ

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“…The Weight Product method is one of the multi-criteria decision-making methods used to assess and compare various options by assigning weights to each criterion. In subcontractor selection on irrigation projects, researchers or project managers assign relative importance to aspects such as time, quality, cost, team performance, and environment (Fahmi & Ali, 2022;Goodarzi et al, 2022;Ratnayake et al, 2022;Shojaeimehr & Rahmani, 2022;Singh et al, 2022;Wang et al, 2023;Zakeri et al, 2022).…”

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Sustainable Subcontractor Selection in Irrigation Projects: A Weight Product Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis

Sihombing

2024

SCI TECH ED MATH

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This research aims to reveal the crucial role of subcontractor selection in irrigation projects, which require water resource management to increase agricultural productivity and ensure adequate water availability. The projects are complex, involving designing efficient water distribution systems, constructing structures such as dams, and tight coordination between various stakeholders. The selection of subcontractors significantly impacts the project's success, affecting critical aspects such as time, quality, and cost. This research applies the Weight Product method as a multi-criteria decision-making approach to prioritize these aspects. The advantage of this method lies in its ability to handle multi-criteria decisions systematically. By modeling this method, this research aims to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of subcontractor selection in irrigation projects. The results are expected to provide directional guidance for the dev developing tractor selection applications to improve the quality of project implementation and r quality due to associated risks

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“…Using the Bonferroni mean, Chiao (2021) proposed an multi-criteria decision making under interval type-2 fuzzy environment. Zakeri et al (2021) presented a difficult MCDM problem involving the evaluation of suppliers as potential alternatives against a variety of criteria. Other researchers studied various decision-making methods; Dey et al (2016) , Dong et al (2015) , Zeng et al (2014) , Wan and Xu (2017) , Garai et al, 2020a , Garai et al, 2020b .…”

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Multi-criteria decision making of COVID-19 vaccines (in India) based on ranking interpreter technique under single valued bipolar neutrosophic environment

Garai¹,

Garg

2022

Expert Systems with Applications

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Ranking based on optimal points and win-loss-draw multi-criteria decision-making with application to supplier evaluation problem

Cited by 22 publications

References 77 publications

Expectations of manufacturing companies towards suppliers in terms of implementing improvement activities

Expectations of manufacturing companies towards suppliers in terms of implementing improvement activities

Sustainable Subcontractor Selection in Irrigation Projects: A Weight Product Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis

Multi-criteria decision making of COVID-19 vaccines (in India) based on ranking interpreter technique under single valued bipolar neutrosophic environment

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