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چکیده

فن آوری های پیشرفته نوظهور و به کارگیری آن ها در سازمان های تولیدی برای
باقی ماندن در صحنه رقابت امری حیاتی به شمار می رود. از این رو انتخاب فن آوری
پیشرفته، فرآیندی بسیار مهم برای سازمان های تولیدی به حساب می آید. در واقع
تصمیم گیری برای انتخاب فن آوری به واسطه تاثیری که بر روی فعالی تهای آینده
یک سازمان می گذارد تصمیم گیری استراتژیک محسوب می گردد و لذا از
پیچیدگی های فرآیندی خاص خود برخوردار است. پیچیدگی این فرآیند نه تنها به
خاطر عوامل تاثیرگذار مختلف کمی و کیفی آنهاست بلکه متعارض بودن این
عوامل با یکدیگر و ه مچنین وجود دیدگاه های متفاوت ذی نفعان است. به منظور
انتخاب نوع خاصی از فن آوری لازم است ه مچنان که عوامل دخیل در انتخاب
سبک سنگین می شوند دیدگا ههای ذی نفعان مختلف در مسئله منظور گردد. علاوه
بر آن باید با توجه به منابع موجود بهترین انتخاب از سوی مدیریت انجام شود.
روش های متعددی برای ارزیابی و انتخاب فن آوری تا کنون گسترش یافته اند که هر
یک مزایا و معایب مخصوص به خود دارند. به عنوان مثال می توان به زمان بر بودن و
صرف نظر کردن از عوامل کیفی در بسیاری از روش ها اشاره کرد. در این مقاله به
ترکیب دو روش AHP و برنامه ریزی آرمانی صفر یا یک پرداخته می شود که
می تواند ضمن در نظر گرفتن دیدگاه های ذی نفعان، ارزیابی فن آوری را با توجه به
عوامل متعارض با یکدیگر انجام دهد.
روش مزبور برای یک انتخاب یک سیستم پیشرفته ساخت و تولید به کار گرفته
می شود تا ضمن نمایش کاربردی بودن روش مزبور، نشان داده شود که روش
ترکیبی می تواند اطلاعات کلیدی بیشتری نسبت به سایر روشهای موجود در ارزیابی
فن آوری برای مدیریت فراهم آورد

کلیدواژه‌ها

عنوان مقاله [English]

Combining AHP with Zero-One Goal Programming Technique for Selection of an Advanced Manufacturing System

چکیده [English]

To remain in the current competitive world as a manufacturing
company, it is vital to use Advanced Manufacturing Systems (AMSs).
AMS selection is now considered a strategic decision for
organizations, due to the effects it has on their future activities. The
process of decision-making involves some complexities which are not
only caused by the varied quantitative and qualitative factors involved,
but also due to the conflictions between these factors, and the diverse
views of stakeholders. Thus, In order to choose AMS type, it is
necessary to take into account both the effective factors and the
stakeholders' viewpoints; and finally, the most suitable system should
be recognized by the management, considering the limitations of the
company’s resources. To date, different approaches have been
developed for AMS evaluation and selection, with their own
advantages and disadvantages - some of them ignoring the qualitative
factors and others being time consuming, for instance. This paper
combines the AHP method with zero-one goal programming
technique, enabling decision - makers to encompass diverse views of
stakeholders, and at the same time assess the conflicting factors. The
proposed method has been applied to a real world situation to further
prove that this combined method can prepare more key information to
decision-makers than the rest of the available technology-evaluating
methods.

کلیدواژه‌ها [English]

  • Technology evaluation
  • Qualitative factors
  • resource limitations
  • AHP
  • zero-one goal programming
  • advanced manufacturing systems
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