Bid/no-bid decision-making – a fuzzy linguistic approach

Lin, Chii-Jeng; Chen, Ying-Te

doi:10.1016/j.ijproman.2004.01.005

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“…Fuzzy triangular numbers and BNP are widely used in fuzzy decision making applications (Chen , & Chang, 2006;Chen, Richard, Fung, & Tang ,2006;Chen, Tzeng , & Ding, 2008;Laarhoven, & Pedrycz,1983;Lin, & Chen, 2004;Lazm, & Wahab, 2010) because they are simple and very suitable for Likert type scales.…”

Section: Fuzzy Computationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Contribution of Fuzzy Logic to Evaluation

Gürsel¹,

Gülkesen²

2017

AJIT-e

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Section: Fuzzy Computationmentioning

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Contribution of Fuzzy Logic to Evaluation

Gürsel¹,

Gülkesen²

2017

AJIT-e

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“…Tan et al (2011) call this a natural language expression set. Following Lin and Chen (2004), Li et al (2007) and Tan et al (2011), this paper adopts a similar natural language expression set shown in Table 3.…”

Section: Psml Ratingmentioning

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Measuring project sustainability maturity level - a fuzzy-based approach

Siew¹,

Balatbat

Carmichael

2016

IJSD

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Abstract:Traditionally, project management is focused on outcomes such as quality, time and cost, with little consideration for environmental and social issues. While project management maturity has been discussed at length in the literature, there is currently a paucity of research exploring ways to embed sustainability into project management. Being able to measure levels of sustainability attainment in project management will help project owners identify strengths and weaknesses in their current practices. This paper addresses a gap in the literature by: 1) prescribing a set of criteria for assessing project sustainability maturity levels leading to a project sustainability maturity level (PSML) model, and 2) presenting a fuzzy-based approach to measure maturity levels. An example illustrates the various steps involved in the approach. The fuzzy-based approach is seen as appropriate for reflecting the uncertainty in sustainability maturity assessments. The originality of this paper lies in showing how sustainability can be assessed in a progressive manner through maturity levels.

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“…For example, Mohanty (1992) pointed out that a potential project should have four important features: minimum investment, low complex of technology, short period and high returns. Lin & Chen (2004) suggested that the contractors should consider the essence of bidding, competition, the value of tendering opportunities, resources, and corporate reputation. Kumar (2006) pointed out that project selection belongs to the strategic level for any organizations, and today it is seriously influenced by environmental and social factors.…”

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Fuzzy Analytical Network Process Implementation with Matlab

Zhou¹

2012

MATLAB - A Fundamental Tool for Scientific Computing and Engineering Applications - Volume 3

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Bid/no-bid decision-making – a fuzzy linguistic approach

Cited by 158 publications

References 10 publications

Contribution of Fuzzy Logic to Evaluation

Contribution of Fuzzy Logic to Evaluation

Measuring project sustainability maturity level - a fuzzy-based approach

Fuzzy Analytical Network Process Implementation with Matlab

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