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ORCIDInternational Journal of Applied Decision Sciences, Volume 6
Volume 6, Number 1, 2013
- Kaveh Khalili Damghani
, Hossein Dideh-Khani, Soheil Sadi-Nezhad:
A two-stage approach based on ANFIS and fuzzy goal programming for supplier selection. 1-14 - John Wang, Ruiliang Yan, Bin Zhou:
A comparative study of US and international sustainability. 15-34 - Sam Khoury, Kouroush Jenab, Selva Staub, Matthew Mode:
Logistics managers' views of Six Sigma integration within logistics operations. 35-49 - Asghar Moeini, Mehdi Foumani, Kouroush Jenab:
Utilisation of pruned Pareto-optimal solutions in the multi objective optimisation: an application to system redundancy allocation problems. 50-65 - Yara Aji, Moncer Hariga:
An AHP-DEA-based vendor selection approach for an online trading platform. 66-82 - Gholam Reza Jahanshahloo, Farhad Hosseinzadeh Lotfi, Mohsen Rostamy-Malkhalifeh, Reza Maddahi, Ali Ebrahimnejad:
Ranking non-extreme efficient units based on super efficiency method in the presence of undesirable outputs: a DEA approach. 83-95
Volume 6, Number 2, 2013
- Clara Inés Pardo Martínez:
A comparative analysis of energy use and CO2 emissions in the manufacturing and service industries of Sweden. 97-116 - Mohammad Mahdi Paydar, Mohammad Saidi-Mehrabad, Reza Kia:
Designing a new integrated model for dynamic cellular manufacturing systems with production planning and intra-cell layout. 117-143 - Sarojini Kesava Jajimoggala, Ram Rahul Karri:
Decision making model for material selection using a hybrid MCDM technique. 144-159 - Arash Shahin, Masoud Pourhamidi:
Proposing a comprehensive and hierarchic framework for prioritising Isfahan brands using AHP and TOPSIS approaches. 160-185 - Ali Salmasnia, Asghar Moeini, Hadi Mokhtari, Cyrus Mohebbi:
A robust posterior preference decision-making approach to multiple response process design. 186-207
Volume 6, Number 3, 2013
- Fabio De Felice, Antonella Petrillo:
Absolute measurement with analytic hierarchy process: a case study for Italian racecourse. 209-227 - Paulo Ferreira, Andreia Dionísio:
An application of general maximum entropy to utility. 228-244 - Supawadee Jitrawichawet, Ahmad R. Sarfaraz, Kouroush Jenab:
Reliability-based foreign supplier selection using fuzzy-AHP. 245-262 - Narges Yousefpoor, Alireza Shirani, Vahid Nasehifar:
Prioritising effective elements on international markets' target audiences via export web-based catalogue. 263-280 - Arianna De Nicola, Simone Gitto, Paolo Mancuso:
Evaluating Italian public hospital efficiency using bootstrap DEA and CART. 281-292 - Safiyeh Hosseini, Farzad Rezai Balf, Ali Ebrahimnejad:
Determination of return to scale situations in the presence of non-discretionary factors in DEA with interval data. 293-312
Volume 6, Number 4, 2013
- Marwane El Alaoui, Saâd Benbachir:
Comparing multifractality among Czech, Hungarian and Russian stock exchanges. 313-323 - Hande Erdogan Aktan, Pinar Kaya Samut:
Agricultural performance evaluation by integrating fuzzy AHP and VIKOR methods. 324-344 - Jagdish Pathak, Khondkar E. Karim, Clairmont Carter, Yingshu Xie:
Why do enterprise risk management systems fail? Evidence from a case study of AIG. 345-371 - Rueben Laryea:
Project outcome classification with imprecise criteria information. 372-387 - Navid Sahebjamnia, Yalda Yahiazadeh Andavari, Zahra Safaie Koleti, Hamed Gholami Orimi:
A possibilistic programming approach for capacitated lot-sizing problem in mixed assembly shops. 388-405 - Peter Schanbacher:
Is the log score in line with forecasters' preferences? 406-430
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