Towards a unified descriptive framework for industrial objective declaration and performance measurement

Berrah, Lamia; Foulloy, Laurent

doi:10.1016/j.compind.2013.03.006

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“…In previous works we have considered that an objective is necessarily identified by an expected value associated with a temporal horizon [2]. Indeed, according to what is found in the literature [11], [16], [5], we enhance the idea that an objective is defined for indicating the value to obtain, this being the reason for which this value initialises the associated action plan to launch.…”

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“…Using the same approach as in [2], the objective temporal trajectory, i.e. the quantification function q, can be built by interpolation, except that, in our case, t   t ratioRate, q is an interval.…”

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“…Performance expressions, which yield the achievement degree of the objectives, have also been defined in the same logic. For instance, let us recall several definitions which will be used in the following [2]. …”

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“…Previous works have already dealt with a fuzzy handling of the declared target value, leading thus to taking into account imprecise and subjects aspects [1], [2]. The developed idea here is the enrichment of our framework, by introducing the handling of what we call trend objective, especially when it is declared in an imprecise manner; this case being more general than the precise case.…”

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“…In previous works, both performance expressions and temporal trajectories were defined as follows [2]:…”

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A fuzzy handling of trend objective declaration and trend performance expression

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On the basis of previous works, we choose to focus here on a fuzzy processing of both the declaration of the objective and the performance expression. The new idea developed in this study consists of handling a "trend" objective declaration, based on linguistic declarations of trends and Zadeh's precisiation concept, and then to analyse the impact of this on the performance expression. Indeed, knowing that an objective is declared by a target value and a temporal horizon, such a value can be more or less precise, declared in the form of a single final value or a trend value, throughout the temporal horizon. Moreover, the temporal horizon can be explicitly described by a numerical interval or only by its boundary. Given that the performance expression is defined as the achievement degree of the objective, such an expression can be enriched, in the case where the objective is declared by a trend value, by an expression that gives information about the trend of the objective achievement. Instantaneous and trend performances are thus jointed, leading in this sense to the handling of the temporal aspect that is inherent to the achievement of the objective and that suggests the trend performance expression. Throughout the study, the propositions are illustrated via a ratio rate objective.

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Using MACBETH for the performance expression of a mixed‐use ecopark

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The deployment, control, and continuous improvement of a sustainable industrial park are complex and cross‐sector endeavours involving many different aspects. Generally, control of a sustainable industrial park comprises a range of actions that are undertaken to achieve its sustainability that is deployed into fundamental objectives. Achieving these objectives requires the definition, recurring redefinition, and continuous control of an action plan. The decision maker in charge of the industrial park needs pieces of information on the impact of the action plan before and during its execution. The performance expressions (also called utilities), are evolving during the execution of the action plan and rely on multiple criteria since a sustainable industrial park is a complex system with numerous objectives. In this paper, an innovative use of multi‐criteria decision analysis is presented. MACBETH is used to express the evolution of the performance of a sustainable industrial park, either for the purpose of prediction or verification. A case study is presented with the expression of the performance of a Canadian sustainable industrial park.

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Towards a unified descriptive framework for industrial objective declaration and performance measurement

Cited by 13 publications

References 42 publications

A fuzzy handling of trend objective declaration and trend performance expression

A fuzzy handling of trend objective declaration and trend performance expression

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Using MACBETH for the performance expression of a mixed‐use ecopark

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