AHP-based evaluation of AHP-software

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Research was conducted to examine the quality of three software alternatives which considers the criteria of the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP). The three software products, namely, AutoMan, ECPro and HIPRE3+, were evaluated which revealed the differences between them related to costs and performance. Results were used to produce paired comparisons which were combined into an AHP-based decision model. Also, findings indicate that local priorities can generally be found while the final rank order of the alternatives relies on the individual weights of the criteria.

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On evaluating the performance of GSS: furthering the debate, by Paul Finlay

Article Abstract:

Issues relating to the performance of wideband GDSS software are examined in detail. The research agenda for GSS management software is also discussed.

Research

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Software evaluation problem situations

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Usage of multiple criteria decision making techniques to formulate problems which arise during evaluation of software is described.

Greece, Methods, Multiple criteria decision making, Usage, Problem solving, Software quality, Product evaluation, Top rating

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