The DEA Game Cross-efficiency Model for Supplier Selection Problem under Competition

The DEA Game Cross-efficiency Model for Supplier Selection Problem under Competition

As the most important responsibility of purchasing management, the problem of supplier evaluation and selection has always received a great deal of attention from practitioners and researchers. This management decision is a challenge due to the complexity and various criteria involved. Many methods based on data envelopment analysis(DEA) emerged, especially the cross efficiency. But it exists s...

A Nadir Compromise Programming for Supplier Selection Problem under Uncertainty

Supplier selection is one of the influential decisions for effectiveness of purchasing and manufacturing policies under competitive conditions of the market. Regarding the fact that decision makers (DMs) consider conflicting criteria for selecting suppliers, multiple-criteria programming is a promising approach to solve the problem. This paper develops a nadir compromise programming (NCP) model...

Preference Voting and Ranking Using Dea Game Cross Efficiency Model

Abstract Data envelopment analysis (DEA), a useful assessment tool, has been used to solve the problem of preference voting and aggregation which require the determination of the weights associated with different ranking places. Instead of applying the same externally imposed weighting scheme to all candidates, DEA models allow each candidate to choose his/her own weights in order to maximize h...

Secondary Model Developed for Weight Selective in Evaluating the Efficiency of Cross-DEA with Fuzzy Data

Supplier Selection Using a DEA-TOPSIS Method

  Supplier selection is one of the critical activities for firms to gain competitive advantage and achieve the objectives of the whole supply chain. In this paper based on a DEA-TOPSIS method for MADM problems a flexible strategy for supplier selection is introduced