| Judul: | APPLICATION OF COPRAS METHOD FOR SUPPLIER SELECTION |
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| Jurnal : | THE FIFTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS |
| Volume & Halaman : | 2014 |
| ISSN : | - |
| Penulis : | Miloš
MADIĆ Danijel MARKOVIĆ Goran PETROVIĆ Miroslav RADOVANOVIĆ |
| Afiliasi Penulis : | University of Niš, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering |
| Abstrak : | Evaluation of alternative suppliers and selection of the most appropriate has always been viewed as the most important responsibility of logistics management. Although a large number of mathematical approaches are proposed to evaluate and select the alternative suppliers, this paper explores the applicability and capability of recently eveloped method i.e. complex proportional assessment (COPRAS) for supplier selection. The methodology of COPRAS method for the supplier performance evaluation for a firm that manufactures agricultural and construction equipment was given and the results were compared with those derived by the past researchers. |
| Keyword : | supplier selection, COPRAS, decision making |
| Kesimpulan : | Evaluation
of alternative suppliers, ranking and selection of the most appropriate
involves consideration of numeruos and conflicting criteria. Application of
different multi-criteria decision making methods to the problem of supplier
selection helps to make a more objective and reliable decisions. In the
formulation and solving procedure of supplier selection problems
multi-criteria decision making methods often involve active participation of
decision makers. This is particularly related to formulation of criteria
relative importance as well as to analysis, ranking and selection of the
final solution, i.e. best alternative. Throught the use of specialized
software packages many different multi-criteria decision making methods can
be easily applied. Although different multi-criteria decision making methods
have already been proposed by the past researchers to address the problem of
supplier evaluation and selection, it is still not clear which method is the
best for a given problem. It seems that the ease of understanding an method
is a primary concern in the choice of whether (or not) it is used. This paper
explores the applicability and capability of recently developed COPRAS method
while solving complex supplier selection decision-making problem, involving
cardinal criteria. The decision maker can easily apply COPRAS method for the
formulation of a reduced performance criterion which is directly proportional
to the relative effect of the compared criteria values. Regarding the COPRAS
methodology and and comparision with previous results, it is clear that this
approach has good competitive potential for wider application. Further
investigation will include comparisons of COPRAS method with other multi-criteria decision making methods for supplier selection. |
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