S.jamal’aldin Hosseini; Jalal Rezaeenour; mohammad masoumi; Amir Hosein Akbari
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One Knowledge Management (KM) as one of the Supply Chain performanceimprovement factors can be strengthened through frameworks like EFQM ExcellenceModel in order to achieve competitive advantage. First, the KM enablers in SC areclassified based on EFQM enabler criteria. Then, the importance of each KM ...
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One Knowledge Management (KM) as one of the Supply Chain performanceimprovement factors can be strengthened through frameworks like EFQM ExcellenceModel in order to achieve competitive advantage. First, the KM enablers in SC areclassified based on EFQM enabler criteria. Then, the importance of each KM enabler isevaluated by fuzzy DEMATEL-ANP. In addition, Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) isapplied to evaluate the importance of each KM enabler in knowledge sharing amongsupply chain people. In the research, the multi-objective mixed integer programming isused to optimize knowledge management and select KM strategy in each part of SC.Likewise, it is approved to select suitable members of SC for Research and Development(R&D) unit of SC. Results show that each part of SC should focus on developing someKM enablers, and selection of a suitable strategy. These results also emphasis theeffectiveness of each KM enabler and their development in selecting of suitable membersfor R&D unit of SC.
Abbas Shoul; Esmaeil Keshavarz
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In the present research, Time-Cost-Quality trade off problem is formulated and solved, from a new point of view. To this end, quality is defined as a function of time and cost, then by defining the project’s quality as minimum value of quality of activities and regarding predecessor relations between ...
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In the present research, Time-Cost-Quality trade off problem is formulated and solved, from a new point of view. To this end, quality is defined as a function of time and cost, then by defining the project’s quality as minimum value of quality of activities and regarding predecessor relations between activities, a tri-objective programming model is formulated to trade off the time, cost and quality. In order to solve the problem, objective functions of time and cost described as fuzzy goals and a fuzzy decision-making methodology has been used to reformulate the proposed tri-objective model to a single-objective model. Producing a final solution, instead of a set of Pareto efficient solutions, is one of the advantages of proposed method, which prevents decision maker from confusion. In order to describe performance and show the potential applicability of proposed methodology, a time-cost-quality trade-off problem for a project with real data from Organization for Renovating, Developing and Equipping Schools of Kerman province is solved. Finally, in order to validate the proposed model and method, a parametric analysis, which systematically varies the main parameters of model, is employed.