An application of the integrated AHP-PGP (pre-emptive goal programming) model for performance measurement of supply chain management

An application of the integrated AHP-PGP (pre-emptive goal programming) model for performance measurement of supply chain management

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Article ID: iaor20105555
Volume: 20
Issue: 8
Start Page Number: 678
End Page Number: 690
Publication Date: Dec 2009
Journal: Production Planning & Control
Authors: ,
Keywords: performance, programming: goal, analytic hierarchy process
Abstract:

The performance measurement problem has gained great attention in business and operations management literature. The first objective of this study is to determine the required performance measures and to develop a model for performance evaluation, based on these selected measures using analytical hierarchy process (AHP) methodology. The second objective is to explain how an integrated AHP-PGP (pre-emptive goal programming) model can be used in performance measurement while optimising the overall performance. An integration of AHP and multi-objective PGP is used to consider both quantitative and qualitative performance measures in optimising the overall performance of the system. The integrated model is presented with a real-world application using source data provided by a survey conducted in India. Findings demonstrate that the integrated AHP-PGP model can be useful to all supply chain industries in their day-to-day performance measurement decisions.

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