What is it about?

The supplier selection is a critical activity within the administration of the supply chain. It is considered a complex problem given that it involves different aspects such as the alternatives to evaluate, the multiple criteria involved as well as the group of decision makers with different opinions. In this sense, the literature reports several methods to help in this difficult activity of selecting the best supplier. However, there are still some gaps in these methods; therefore, it is imperative to further develop research. Thus, the purpose of this paper is to report a hybrid method between MOORA and intuitionistic fuzzy sets for the selection of suppliers with a focus on multi-criteria and multi-group environment. The importance of decision makers, criteria and alternatives are evaluated in terms of intuitionistic fuzzy sets. Then, MOORA is used in order to determine the best supplier. An experimental case is developed in order to explain the proposed method in detail and to demonstrate its practicality and effectiveness

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Why is it important?

In MCDM problems are commonly involved qualitative information where it is difficult to express preferences by means of precise and exact values. In this sense, the importance of decision makers, criteria and alternatives are evaluated in terms of intuitionistic fuzzy sets.

Perspectives

The IFS has the potential to deal with subjetive information, generally, is common that there uncertain and incomplete information they are inevitable in MCDM problems due to several reasons

Ph.D Luis Pérez-Domínguez
UACJ

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This page is a summary of: Intuitionistic Fuzzy MOORA for Supplier Selection, DYNA, June 2015, Universidad Nacional de Colombia,
DOI: 10.15446/dyna.v82n191.51143.
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