Using Fuzzy Integral Approach to Enhance Site Selection Assessment – A Case Study of the Optoelectronics Industry

Kuo, Yao-Chen; Lu, Shih-Tong; Tzeng, Gwo‐Hshiung; Lin, Ying-Chieh; Huang, Yu-Shyang

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2013.05.040

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“…Multi attributes decision making has been widely used in selecting the well-suited alternative with respect to multiple and usually conflicting attributes [25]. A wide range of methodologies are presented by MADM approach that can help decision makers to overcome the complexity and difficulty of economical decision problems [8]. These MADM methods have been widely used in various fields such as information project selection, material selection, management decisions, strategy selection, and problem relating to decision-making [21].…”

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“…In brief, a comprehensive site study should be made based on the characteristics of that special industry and its future, in advance of the decision making process so as to opt for the suitable site location [8]. The suitable location is a general term defined by many various factors; for instance, accessibility, total cost of initial investment, environmental consideration, potential continuous development, etc.…”

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“…Moreover, these models lack the ability to give the correct weights to the attributes. Consequently, these attributes are sorted out and assessed subjectively [8,11]. Nowadays more sophisticated methods are introduced with the aim of providing more logical and convincing results.…”

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Selecting Shopping Center Site Using MADM Techniques

2017

LHHSS-17, ICEELB-17, Jan. 1-2, 2017 Dubai (UAE)

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Abstract-Shopping malls are one of the glories of metropolises with their attractive shops and a wide variety people who are walking in order to purchase goods. Location selection decision making of these shopping malls is considered as a strategic decision, due to its noticeable impact on shopping malls profitability. Selection of an appropriate site requires consideration of multiple alternatives and assessment of attributes. Old solutions lack the ability to deal with linguistics variables (qualitative), on account of theirs ambiguity and imprecision. The aim of this paper is to integrate numbers of conflicting qualitative and quantitative variables for evaluating alternatives. Tehran is considered as a real example. Methodologically, Shannon Entropy is applied for assigning weights of each attribute. TOPSIS and VIKOR are utilized for ranking alternatives by computed weights. This model rectifies the deficits of old solutions with providing the grounds of decision making under uncertainty.

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“…Besides, the cost, risk, and quality of supplier are often interdependent for the supplier selection decision [58]. The ignorance of the interdependency effects could produce assessment bias and leads to ineffective decisions [59]. Moreover, most decision makers cannot give exact numerical values to assess the qualitative criteria such as supplier's flexibility, experience, and reputation.…”

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Decision Making for Third Party Logistics Supplier Selection in Semiconductor Manufacturing Industry: A Nonadditive Fuzzy Integral Approach

Hwang

Shen

2015

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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The semiconductor industry has a unique vertically disintegrated structure that consists of various firms specializing in a narrow range of the value chain. To ensure manufacturing and logistics efficiency, the semiconductor manufacturers considerably rely on 3PL suppliers to achieve supply chain excellence. However, 3PL supplier selection is a complex decision-making process involving multiple selection criteria. The goal of this paper is to identify the key 3PL selection criteria by employing the nonadditive fuzzy integral approach. Unlike the traditional multicriterion decision-making (MCDM) methods which often assume independence among criteria and additive importance weights, the nonadditive fuzzy integral is a more effective approach to solve the dependency among criteria, vagueness in information, and essential fuzziness of human judgment. In this paper, we demonstrate an empirical case that employs the nonadditive fuzzy integral to evaluate the importance weight of selection criteria and choose the most appropriate 3PL supplier. The research result can become a valuable reference for manufacturing companies operating in comparable situations. Moreover, the systematic framework presented in this study can be easily extended to the analysis of other decision-making domains.

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“…After the 1980s, the most significant sign for collaborative innovation is the formation and development of strategic alliances based on core technology in the next generation [11]. Interdisciplinary generated between the different disciplines (such as raw biotechnology in the chemical, pharmaceutical, food processing industry) is the outcome of integrated innovation.…”

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An Agent-Based Simulation Model for Supply Chain Collaborative Technological Innovation Diffusion

Zhang¹

2015

Int. j. simul. model.

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Despite the wideness of the literature on technological innovation, the diffusion of the supply chain collaborative technology innovation has not still received much attention. This paper is an attempt to answer the question that how the supply chain collaborative technological innovations emerge and diffuse. An agent-based model of collaborative supply chain technological innovation including the supplier agents, manufacture agents and customer agents is established in this paper, and the simulation experiments are conducted in terms of two kinds of the competitive technology innovation diffusion process under four scenarios. The results show that the supply chain collaborative supply chain technological innovation diffusion is different from the traditional technology innovation diffusion, and the relationship between suppliers and manufacturers has important influence on diffusion speed and efficiency.

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Using Fuzzy Integral Approach to Enhance Site Selection Assessment – A Case Study of the Optoelectronics Industry

Cited by 18 publications

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Selecting Shopping Center Site Using MADM Techniques

Selecting Shopping Center Site Using MADM Techniques

Decision Making for Third Party Logistics Supplier Selection in Semiconductor Manufacturing Industry: A Nonadditive Fuzzy Integral Approach

An Agent-Based Simulation Model for Supply Chain Collaborative Technological Innovation Diffusion

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