Selecting the Suitable E-Commerce Marketplace With Neutrosophic Fuzzy Ahp and Edas Methods From Seller's Perspective in the Context of Covid-19

Akman, Gülşen; Boyacı, Ali İhsan; Kurnaz, Sinem

doi:10.13033/ijahp.v14i3.994

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“…The authors of [17] evaluated the performance of e-commerce websites using a hybrid model of the AHP and IF TOPSIS. In contrast, five critical criteria for selecting the best e-marketplace for merchants were identified, and eight online alternative e-marketplaces were analyzed using the neutrosophic fuzzy AHP, and EDAS approaches were used in another study [45].…”

Section: E-commerce Websites Related Studiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Is E-Trust a Driver of Sustainability? An Assessment of Turkish E-Commerce Sector with an Extended Intuitionistic Fuzzy ORESTE Approach

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Rouyendegh

2023

Sustainability

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Due mainly to COVID-19 and the demanding work schedules of many individuals, online purchasing sites have become indispensable. However, the dynamic online environment and everchanging customer demands make sustainable competitiveness challenging for e-commerce platforms. Humans primarily influence the preference for online purchase platforms. This study aimed to discover Türkiye’s top popular online shopping sites by adopting an extended intuitionistic fuzzy ORESTE (Organisation, Rangement Et Synthèse De Données Relationnelles) approach. Our study targeted this by surveying female users of four online shopping platforms using IF-ORESTE. The criteria were determined according to customer preferences. These were as follows: easy accessibility to the platform, providing regular discounts and campaigns, advanced filtering settings, the contractual merchants’ reliability, quick delivery, being more affordable than competing platforms, positive feedback in user comments, having a large brand volume, having an installment option, and having partnered cargo companies. The least important factor was the large volume of brands on the online websites. Quick delivery of orders and positive feedback in reviews were equally important. Similarly, the decision-makers considered regular discounts and promotions and the comprehensive filtering settings as equally critical. However, these criteria were less significant than quick delivery and positive customer feedback. This work’s novelty lies in implementing the IF to the ORESTE in the Turkish e-commerce industry. The implications and future directions are discussed.

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Section: E-commerce Websites Related Studiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Is E-Trust a Driver of Sustainability? An Assessment of Turkish E-Commerce Sector with an Extended Intuitionistic Fuzzy ORESTE Approach

Sıcakyüz

Rouyendegh

2023

Sustainability

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“…In the decision analysis literature, fuzzy logic methods have been developed in order to eliminate these uncertainties. Building on the success of classical fuzzy logic sets (Zadeh, 1996) (Atanassov, 1986), neutrosophic fuzzy sets (Smarandache, 2003), and hesitant fuzzy sets (Torra, 2010) have been proposed to yield effective solutions to deal with vagueness in many decision making problems (Akman et al, 2022;Nahavandi et al, 2023, Poveda, 2023. A more recent addition is the concept of spherical fuzzy sets, introduced by Gündoğdu and Kahraman (2019).…”

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Integrated Methodology for the Assessment of Industry 4.0 Maturity Level

Kılıç,

Kalender,

Korkmaz

et al. 2023

IJAHP

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The ability to adapt to changes in information and communication technologies is essential for all organizations. Companies that fail to correctly perceive the need for these changes and delay their implementation are doomed to disappear. In this context, the term Industry 4.0 is used to refer to digital improvement studies. It aims to increase profitability by reducing production costs without increasing the focus areas of companies. Determining the level of digitalization is as important as completing the digitalization infrastructure to bring Industry 4.0 to life. In this way, companies can determine their current digitalization status and maintain their competitiveness. They can also decide the steps needed to implement Industry 4.0. Currently, there are many methods and models used to determine the level of digitalization. However, this study takes a distinctive approach by aiming to develop an integrated methodology tailored for quantifying Industry 4.0 maturity in companies. To begin, the dimensions used within the Industry 4.0 maturity assessment were extracted from the literature. Then, a focus group approach was utilized by experts to eliminate the unimportant dimensions. Next, Interval-Valued Spherical Fuzzy AHP (IVSF-AHP) was used to determine the importance weights of the determined dimensions. Finally, the Industry 4.0 maturity level of an aviation/defense company was calculated by applying the proposed methodology based on the data collected via the questionnaire. Therefore, this proposed methodology provides a potent instrument for accurately appraising progress in digital transformation, refining strategies, and securing success in an evolving technology-driven environment.

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“…The results helped supply instructions for the development of the agriculture system. For more research on the consumption and distribution of the downstream supply chain, see Jayant, et al (2011), Huynh et al (2021, Barata (2021), Okdalisa et al (2021, Kumar (2019), and Akman et al (2022).…”

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Application of Analytic Hierarchy Process Indecision Making of Processed Banana Products for Community Enterprises

Sooksaksun,

Chanta

2023

IJAHP

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Bananas are one of the most produced and consumed fruit crops in the world. However, producers, especially farmers and small businesses, are currently facing many challenges in the market, particularly competitiveness. This article aims to analyze factors that influence the decision-making process of processing banana products for community enterprises. The selection of the best-processed banana products according to the different criteria uses the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) as a multi-criteria decision-making support tool. A case study of community enterprises that process banana products in Prachinburi Province, Thailand is presented. The criteria and priorities are considered based on the opinions of the community enterprises. There are five main factors: main raw materials, readiness for production, profitability and marketing channels, storage conditions, and environmental and societal impacts. The alternatives were divided into two cases: unripe and ripe bananas. The results show that the main factor with the highest priority in processing banana products is the readiness for production. For overall results, the banana chip is the best choice to produce if the supply is unripe bananas. If the supply is ripe bananas, the dried banana is the best choice to produce. These results provide a guideline for decision-making in banana product processing, which helps determine the best option for complex problems.

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Selecting the Suitable E-Commerce Marketplace With Neutrosophic Fuzzy Ahp and Edas Methods From Seller's Perspective in the Context of Covid-19

Cited by 4 publications

References 26 publications

Is E-Trust a Driver of Sustainability? An Assessment of Turkish E-Commerce Sector with an Extended Intuitionistic Fuzzy ORESTE Approach

Is E-Trust a Driver of Sustainability? An Assessment of Turkish E-Commerce Sector with an Extended Intuitionistic Fuzzy ORESTE Approach

Integrated Methodology for the Assessment of Industry 4.0 Maturity Level

Application of Analytic Hierarchy Process Indecision Making of Processed Banana Products for Community Enterprises

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