Multi-criteria decision analysis

view, he has to pay more attention to the cardinality of the data, because an index is related with a subject, such as the balance account, and not with an entire transaction with all its fields. Decision-makers need a better access to information, in order to make accurate, fast and multi viewed decisions in a permanent changing environment. In both the types of databases the queries are almost same without any major change. Only some logical concepts have to be considered. Like when working…

PPM project is significant. Most of the risks to the project rest solely on resource management skills of the PPM but have a cross functional impact are: The ability to hire/contract personnel with requisite knowledge (HR), the ability to provide multi-site e-learning platform (IT), the ability to provide live and virtual laboratory facilities (IT, Logistics, Facilities). The project manager will mitigate and monitor these and other identified risks through the execution of the projects risk…

It is essential to discuss participation in EIA as a component and reflection of the general development of public engagement in environmental decision-making. Wood (2003), Glucker et al. (2013) claim that public participation is an essential part of the success of EIA. Public involvement in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) The definition of public participation in EIA is often used interchangeably to involvement, engagement, consultation, and sometimes with little attention to their…

day to one’s self in the mornings over a “five” day period to adequately prepare for each day’s challenges (Miller 2001, 43-64). In terms of measurable “objectives,” Miller recommends utilizing an “S.O.S. Pyramid” that encompasses a “Situational analysis,” “M2O/ts,” and “Strategies” to measure employee performance on both “objective” and “subjective measurements” rather than basing it solely on numerical values (Miller 2001, 43-64). However, doing so will require measuring “Revenue/Performance,…

(2015) highlights the fact that once the organisation adopts an approach, that decision will decide which…

credited as an author, a substantial contribution must have been made in a combination of: 1) Conception and design of the project; 2) Analysis and interpretation of research data; and 3) Drafting significant parts of the work or critically revising is to as to contribute to the interpretation. However, in regards to publication, my particular area of research is multi-disciplinary in nature and encompasses aspects of sports science and sports psychology. Therefore, the range of journals…

highlights the importance of choosing appropriate retrofit technology or measure for a particular project that has different building systems, conditions, and purpose for retrofitting. By integrating BIM output, as a result, well-informed retrofit decisions can be progressed favourably among different…

the LSI and the “hands-off” management and engineering decision making by the USCG was criticized by the GAO in their March 2004 report GAO-04-380. In 2007, the Department of Homeland Security discovered significant structural design flaws and insufficient C4I capabilities that failed to meet the documented post 9/11 operational requirements. Then in 2006, the GAO reported problematic collaboration among the subcontractors which made any decision-making difficult among them. As a result, the…

modelling is a complex behavioral and engineering issue. Of interest to urban transport planners is both the behavioral side i.e., how pedestrians move in relation to other pedestrians, how they decide to cross the road, how they make route choice decisions and the engineering side, i.e., how traffic control measures affect pedestrian travel times [2]. Various modelling approaches have attempted to take into account these aspects, mostly independent of each other. Pedestrian specific…

management systems, reduce costs and make profits, such as Wal-Mart, Dell, Procter & Gamble and so on. Similarly, ignoring the role of customer segmentation also have an impact on supply chain management. For example, Lenovo did not conduct customer analysis, did not conduct customer segmentation, blindly explore new markets, thus losing control of the supply chain. Market and production side of the information can not be shared, suppliers continue to cut out of goods increased competition,…