cam a22 4 4500 390166057 CHVBK 20201009005413.0 cr ||||||||||| 161201s2016 gw s 00 eng autom. Import ab Springer MARC Records 08.03.2017/BUME 978-3-319-32756-3 E-Book 978-3-319-32755-6 Druckausgabe 10.1007/978-3-319-32756-3 doi (LIBIB)000403387 (IDSSG)000879978 Springer ger LI-VaLIL FLFHL rda HD30.23 658.40301 23 DEAGI54B54DECC4037490C1258054004B67D1 iCapture Kaliszewski Ignacy Verfasser aut Multiple criteria decision making by multiobjective optimization a toolbox by Ignacy Kaliszewski, Janusz Miroforidis, Dmitry Podkopaev Cham Springer International Publishing 2016 Online-Ressource text file PDF rda International series in operations research & management science 242 (LIBIB)000244840 36897751X Optimization models are too often oversimplifications of decision problems met in practice. For instance, modeling company performance by an optimization model in which the criterion function is short-term profit to be maximized, does not fully reflect the essence of business management. The company's managing staff is accountable not only for operational decisions, but also for actions which shall result in the company ability to generate a decent profit in the future. This calls for management decisions and actions which ensure short-term profitability, but also maintaining long-term relations with clients, introducing innovative products, financing long-term investments, etc. Each of those additional, though indispensable actions and their effects can be modeled separately, case by case, by an optimization model with a criterion function adequately selected. However, in each case the same set of constraints represents the range of company admissible actions.- The aim and the scope of this textbook is to present methodologies and methods enabling modeling of such actions jointly This textbook approaches optimization from a multi-aspect, multi-criteria perspective. By using a Multiple Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) approach, it avoids the limits and oversimplifications that can come with optimization models with one criterion. The book is presented in a concise form, addressing how to solve decision problems in sequences of intelligence, modelling, choice and review phases, often iterated, to identify the most preferred decision variant. The approach taken is human-centric, with the user taking the final decision is a sole and sovereign actor in the decision making process. To ensure generality, no assumption about the Decision Maker preferences or behavior is made. The presentation of these concepts is illustrated by numerous examples, figures, and problems to be solved with the help of downloadable spreadsheets. This electronic companion contains models of problems to be solved built in Excel spreadsheet files.- Business Operations research Decision making Management information systems Industrial management Mathematical optimization Miroforidis Janusz Verfasser aut Podkopaev Dmitry Verfasser aut Printed edition 9783319327556 http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-32756-3 Download für Uni Volltext BK020053 XK020053 XK020000 fhlseb libib X noalma ids I bw FL IDSSG HSG HSG ONL HONL000879978 LIBIB FLFHL FLFHL OL - NELFHL1702 Zugriff nur vom Uni-Campus LIBIB 100 1- Kaliszewski Ignacy Verfasser aut LIBIB 490 0- International series in operations research & management science 242 (LIBIB)000244840 36897751X LIBIB 700 1- Miroforidis Janusz Verfasser aut LIBIB 700 1- Podkopaev Dmitry Verfasser aut LIBIB 856 -- http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-32756-3 Download für Uni Volltext IDSSG 100 1- Kaliszewski Ignacy Verfasser aut IDSSG 490 1- International Series in Operations Research & Management Science 0884-8289 242 IDSSG 700 1- Miroforidis Janusz Verfasser aut IDSSG 700 1- Podkopaev Dmitry Verfasser aut IDSSG 776 08 Printed edition 9783319327556 IDSSG 856 40 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-32756-3 Full text for the University of St. Gallen SWISSBIB 368891453