Selection of logistic service provider using fuzzy PROMETHEE for a cement industry

Gupta, Rajesh; Sachdeva, Anish; Bhardwaj, Arvind

doi:10.1108/17410381211267727

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“…Yılmaz and Dağdeviren () selected MIG/MAG welding machines with F‐PROMETHEE and 0–1 goal programming methodologies. Gupta, Sachdeva, and Bhardwaj () selected logistic service providers for a cement company, where Jihen, El Mhamedi, and Chabchoub () selected the best reverse logistics provider. Mateo () described how to employ the F‐RPOMETHEE method step by step.…”

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Selecting Occupational Safety Equipment by MCDM Approach Considering Universal Design Principles

Kaya

Dağdeviren

2015

Hum Ftrs & Erg Mfg Svc

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Occupational safety concept, which has become a major subject in all industries, has a vital importance in preventing accidents and ensuring a safe working environment. This study proposes an integrated approach to evaluate occupational safety equipment by considering universal design (UD) and technical requirements, both separately and simultaneously. UD principles are concerned with making things usable for anyone, whatever their conditions may be, without any requirements for rearrangement. Two robust multicriteria decision making (MCDM) aid methods, AHP and fuzzy PROMETHEE, are employed to handle the evaluation process in the presented study. The study also includes a demonstration of the proposed approach on a real MCDM problem. The study findings indicate that the proposed approach is valid and accurate, and the inclusion of UD principles has a positive and comprehensive effect on the selection process. C 2015 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

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Section: Principles Of Ahp and Fuzzy Promethee Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Selecting Occupational Safety Equipment by MCDM Approach Considering Universal Design Principles

Kaya

Dağdeviren

2015

Hum Ftrs & Erg Mfg Svc

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“…An assessment of sustainable housing affordability using a multiple criteria decision-making method ( Selection of logistic service provider using fuzzy PROMETHEE for a cement industry (Gupta et al 2012) Prove the significance of each criterion and define it on the scale of an interval. PROMETHEE with Precedence Order in the Criteria (PPOC) as a New Group Decision-making Aid: An Application in Urban Water Supply Management (Roozbahani et al 2012) Expert judgment method Complex estimation and choice of resource saving decisions in construction (Zavadskas 1987) In determining the significance of quantitative indicators, the order of priority was arranged Multiple criteria evaluation of buildings (Zavadskas, Kaklauskas 1996) Risk assessment of construction projects Multiple criteria evaluation of buildings (Zavadskas, Kaklauskas 1996) Optimal alternative is the minimum distance from ideal solution and maximum distance from ideal solution is the worst COPRAS based comparative analysis of the European country management capabilities within the construction sector in the time of crisis (Kildienė et al 2011) Materials selection using complex proportional assessment and evaluation of mixed data methods (Chatterjee et al 2011) Material selection using preferential ranking methods (Chatterjee, Chakraborty 2012) Evaluating the construction methods of cold-formed steel structures in reconstructing the areas damaged in natural crises, using the methods AHP and COPRAS-G (Bitarafan et al 2012) Owner preferences regarding renovation measures Á the demonstration of using multi-criteria decision-making (Medineckienė, Bjö rk 2011) Multiple criteria decision support system for assessment of projects managers in construction ) COPRAS-G Risk assessment of construction projects The optimal alternative is at the minimum distance from the ideal solution while the maximum distance from the ideal solution means the worst option.…”

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Complex Assessment of Structural Systems Used for High-Rise Buildings

Tamošaitienė

Gaudutis

2013

Journal of Civil Engineering and Management

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Today, increasingly more attention is given to reduction of the negative impacts of human activities on the surrounding environment during different stages of a building life cycle, which should be estimated during the design stage of the building. Selection of a structural system for a high-rise building remains a complex task that requires estimating a large amount of data such as structural system parameters, architectural solutions, engineering system requirements and construction process peculiarities. Decision-making problems in civil engineering often involve a complex decision-making process, in which multiple requirements and conditions have to be taken into consideration simultaneously. It means that such problems deal with sets of multiple criteria. The accuracy of performance measures in COPRAS (COmplex PRoportional ASsessment) method assumes direct and proportional dependence of the significance and utility degree of investigated alternatives on a system of criteria adequately describing the alternatives as well as on values and weights of the criteria. The research has concluded that the COPRAS-G method is appropriate for assessment of structural systems of high-rise buildings.

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“…Green logistics is characterized by the level of pollutant emissions or the pollutants released, energy consumption [58], the use of clean materials and energy as well as environmental expenditures [35,36,78].…”

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Identification of Environmental Criteria for Selecting a Logistics Service Provider: A Step Forward towards Green Supply Chain Management

Bajec¹,

Tuljak-Suban²

2016

Sustainable Supply Chain Management

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Green environmental performance increases the competitiveness of the supply chain. However, the greening of the supply chain depends on the manufacturer who drives the green initiative, as well as on all the members of the supply chain who take part in the process. The manufacturer's attention has been largely focused on the environmental performance of the supplier and retailer, whereas logistics service providers have been somehow neglected. It is, in fact, the case is that logistics service providers have begun to play a critical role in supply chain management and could therefore significantly improve environmental sustainability. They have already undertaken a green initiative that unfortunately has rarely, if at all, been required by the manufacturer. The lack of requirements for logistics providers hinders the progress of a green initiative. To take a step forward towards green supply chain management, this chapter aims to introduce all the necessary criteria for the selection of a logistics service provider (LP), with an emphasis on environmental criteria. The environmental selection criteria, with all related subcriteria, were achieved on the basis of a systematic literature review. It has been found that buyers of logistics services still strive to minimize costs, expect quality logistics services, a wellpositioned LP, all the while overlooking environmental issues. The most frequently applied environmental selection criteria are value-added reverse logistics services, followed by environmental expenditures, pollutants released, energy consumption, clean materials and energy use. The findings presented here are useful particularly for researchers, as issues regarding sustainable LP selection and its limitations are highlighted, related to selection criteria identification. These findings may be of less use to managers. However, future phases of this study, richer for the evaluation of logistics experts, will be much more applicable to buyers and providers of logistics services.

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Selection of logistic service provider using fuzzy PROMETHEE for a cement industry

Cited by 54 publications

References 30 publications

Selecting Occupational Safety Equipment by MCDM Approach Considering Universal Design Principles

Selecting Occupational Safety Equipment by MCDM Approach Considering Universal Design Principles

Complex Assessment of Structural Systems Used for High-Rise Buildings

Identification of Environmental Criteria for Selecting a Logistics Service Provider: A Step Forward towards Green Supply Chain Management

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