Fuzzy Decision making is a process of problem solving which results in an action in an environment of uncertain and imprecise information. It is a choice between various ways of getting an end accomplished. Decision making plays an important role in marketing, production, accounting, finance, human resource and research and development business functions. It is a difficult process due to factors like incomplete and imprecise information, subjectivity, linguistics, which tend to be presented in real-life situations to lesser or greater degree. These factors indicate that a decision-making process takes place in a fuzzy environment. According to Bellman and Zadeh, much of the decision-making in the real world takes place in an environment in which the goals, the constraints and the consequences of possible actions are not known precisely. A useful decision model must handle incomplete and uncertain knowledge and information. Different views, attitudes and beliefs must also be acknowledged. A decision model should include processes for identifying, measuring and combining criteria and alternatives to create a conceptual model for decisions and evaluations in fuzzy environments.
Relevant topics include, but are not limited to:
Topics:
 Fuzzy Multi-Criteria decision making
Fuzzy multi-Objective decision making
Fuzzy group decision making
Linguistic decision making
Fuzzy decision making for marketing
Fuzzy decision making for production
Fuzzy decision making for research and development
Fuzzy decision making for human resource management
Fuzzy decision support system for business functions
Hybrid method for decision making
Important dates:
Full paper submission due: April 15, 2006
Paper acceptance notification date: June 15, 2006
Final (Camera-ready) paper submission due: July 15,2006
Paper submission:
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Session Chair:
Professor Dr. Yaw-Chu Chen
Department of Advertising
Ming Chuan University
Taipei, Taiwan, ROC 111
Tel: 886-2-28809782
E-mail: ycchen@mcu.edu.tw
Session Co-chair:
Assssociate Professor Dr. Yang-Cheng Lu
Finance Department
Ming Chuan University
Taipei, Taiwan, ROC 111
Tel: 886-2-28809763
E-mail: ralphyclu1@gmail.com
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