Multicomponent efficiency measurement and core business identification in multiplant firms: A Data Envelopment Analysis model

Multicomponent efficiency measurement and core business identification in multiplant firms: A Data Envelopment Analysis model

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Article ID: iaor20052070
Country: Netherlands
Volume: 157
Issue: 3
Start Page Number: 540
End Page Number: 551
Publication Date: Sep 2004
Journal: European Journal of Operational Research
Authors: ,
Keywords: statistics: data envelopment analysis
Abstract:

Performance modelling, across a set of similar decision making units (DMUs), has generally been directed toward the derivation of a single measure of efficiency. Data envelopment analysis (DEA) is often a tool of choice in arriving at such a measure. In the current paper, performance is viewed from a multi-functional perspective, with the ultimate goal being to identify for each DMU, the function or component of the business that should be deemed that DMUs core business. We present a modified version of the DEA model to accommodate this core business selection. The model is applied to a set of manufacturing plants in the steel molding and sheet steel industry.

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