Gerarda Fattoruso

Lecturer (B)

University of Foggia

Italy

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Gerarda Fattoruso is a Lecturer (B) at the University of Foggia, Italy. Her research focuses on multi-criteria decision-making methodologies and performance evaluation in production contexts, particularly within the automotive industry. Recent articles authored by her cover topics such as the development of new methodologies for pairwise comparison matrices and integrated approaches for assessing production errors and efficiency. Fattoruso's work also explores the implications of decision-making in the tourism sector during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Articles (8)

A new SMAA-based methodology for incomplete pairwise comparison matrices: evaluating production errors in the automotive sector

A dynamic model for performance evaluations: an integrated approach based on P-AHP and aggregation operators

Checking consistency for Group-PAHP: a case study of tourism facilities in COVID-19 pandemic

A New Dynamic and Perspective Parsimonious AHP Model for Improving Industrial Frameworks

Parsimonious AHP-DEA Integrated Approach for Efficiency Evaluation of Production Processes

A hybrid AHPSort II and multi-objective portfolio selection method to support quality control in the automotive industry

Multi-Criteria Decision Making in Production Fields: A Structured Content Analysis and Implications for Practice

Visualizing knowledge for decision-making in Lean Production Development settings. Insights from the automotive industry

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Bice CAVALLO

Antonio Violi

Salvatore Scognamiglio

Salvatore Ammirato

Massimo Squillante

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