Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7541306 | Computers & Industrial Engineering | 2018 | 24 Pages |
Abstract
Interdependency is an ubiquitous concept in project portfolio selection, both at the firm and industry levels. However, despite the wide acceptance of this fact, there is a remarkable scarcity of models involving interdependencies amongst non-financial investments. This paper presents a flexible model developed to address the scarcity of interdependency models: a fuzzy interactive multi-objective model, based on the reference point approach, which elicits the evaluation of interdependencies from a group of experts in a natural way. The model is presented in a sequential way, to highlight its contributions. Then, it is applied to solve a real portfolio selection problem, consisting on a large set of investment projects eligible for a subsidy program. The portfolio selected using the model achieves a sharp reduction in the deviations from objectives compared to the portfolio originally selected by the granting authorities.
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Authors
B. Alvarez-GarcÃa, A.S. Fernández-Castro,