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Results for "Probability Distributions on a Circle"

Author: Al Hasan, Iyad

  • A systematic and objective approach for evaluating performance and selecting subcontractors in construction projects

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    Al Hasan, Iyad

    pairwise comparison matrices and utilizes probability distributions to establish objective weights for each criterion. The developed evaluation model incorporates a Linear Additive Utility Model (LAUM) to calculate a Performance Index (PI) that quantifies subcontractor performance across various levels

    The management of the contractor-subcontractor relationship is a pivotal component of supply chain management in the construction industry, significantly impacting project success. This thesis explores approaches to assess performance of subcontractor, select the best subcontractor and the critical

    role of subcontractors in construction projects. Traditionally, process of subcontractor assessment performance and selection have been influenced by subjective assessments, often leading to biased decision-making processes. To address this, the research develops a comprehensive framework that links

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