英文摘要 |
A combination of methods, DEMATEL (Decision Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory) and ANP (Analytic Network Process), is employed to the R&D project selection in a research institute. DEMATEL was first used to find the dependence and feedback, and a casual-effect diagram among three aspects, i.e. needs, technology, and benefit. ANP was then used to determine different weight of criteria in each aspect. To verify the feasibility, two key technology R&D programs from Taiwan Textile Research Institute (TTRI), “Technical Textiles R&D Program” and “Functional Textiles R&D Program”, which consist of ten and eight projects respectively, were evaluated by five technical experts to give their subjective score on each criterion of the projects. The lower ranking projects were rejected based on the score weighting method. However, some projects with intermediate scores could be improved or revised by looking into their individual performance scores of each criterion. |