The AHP-TOPSIS based DSS for selecting suppliers of information resources

A. Asemi, Andrea Ko, A. Asemi
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The main aim of the study was to determine the possible attach a DSS as a sub-system to Voyager, based on MCDM techniques for selecting suppliers of information resources as a part of the acquisition library system. Voyager is a library management system. The host organization in this study was the Victoria University of Wellington (VUW), Wellington, NZ. The MCDM methods were used as the research method. The population of the study included the system developers, subject librarians, managers, and decision-makers in the acquisition section in the libraries of VUW. Data collection tools included a review of literature, government documents and reports, questionnaires, evaluation forms, and interviews. For analyzing data used AHP and TOPSIS techniques and Inferential and descriptive statistics. Mind mapper, Excel, Expert Choice, TOPSIS, and other software employed in this research. The results of the study show which criteria are the best criteria for selecting information resources suppliers. The study produced a ranking of suppliers for the libraries. Also, it is shown that Voyager can use the recommended DSS as a sub-system to the main system. It is concluded that the priority for information resource selection criteria in VUW, is “End-Price”. It also concluded that the first grade for suppliers in VUW belongs to Oxford. Reviewing the research background, it seems that so far, no research has been done on the use of multi-criteria decision-making techniques for selecting information resource suppliers and selecting information sources. This research has been done to help library professionals and librarians in choosing the best collection and choosing the best resource suppliers. The studied techniques and methods help to design and implement a system that supports the decision-making in the selection of information sources and the selection of suppliers of information resources. This system can be used as an extension to the library system.
基于AHP-TOPSIS的信息资源供应商决策支持系统
这项研究的主要目的是确定是否可能根据MCDM技术为旅行者号附加一个决策支持系统作为一个子系统,以选择作为获取图书馆系统一部分的信息资源供应商。Voyager是一个图书馆管理系统。本研究的主办机构是新西兰惠灵顿的维多利亚大学(VUW)。采用MCDM方法作为研究方法。研究对象包括VUW图书馆中获取部分的系统开发人员、学科图书管理员、管理人员和决策者。数据收集工具包括文献综述、政府文件和报告、问卷调查、评估表格和访谈。使用AHP和TOPSIS技术以及推理和描述性统计分析数据。本研究使用的思维导图、Excel、Expert Choice、TOPSIS等软件。研究结果表明,哪些标准是选择信息资源供应商的最佳标准。这项研究对图书馆的供应商进行了排名。此外,还表明旅行者号可以使用推荐的DSS作为主系统的子系统。结果表明,在VUW中,信息资源选择标准的优先级为“End-Price”。它还得出结论,VUW的一级供应商属于牛津大学。回顾研究背景,迄今为止,似乎还没有研究使用多准则决策技术来选择信息资源提供者和选择信息源。本研究旨在帮助图书馆专业人员和图书馆员选择最佳馆藏和最佳资源供应商。所研究的技术和方法有助于设计和实现一个支持信息源选择和信息资源提供者选择决策的系统。该系统可以作为图书馆系统的扩展。
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