Mehdi Rajabi Asadabadi

Lecturer in Project Management

University of Sydney

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Mehdi Rajabi Asadabadi is a Lecturer in Project Management at The University of Sydney, Australia. His research focuses on decision support systems, project investment decisions, and the integration of risk assessment in project management. Recent articles include topics such as supply chain blockchain platforms, project output prioritization, and sustainable waste disposal technology selection.

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Ofer Zwikael

Professor of Project Management

Australian National University

AUSTRALIA

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Morteza Saberi

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University of Sydney

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A STRATIFIED MARKOVIAN MULTI-PREFERENCE DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM TO ASSESS SUPPLY CHAIN BLOCKCHAIN PLATFORMS

Project Investment Decisions

Unrealistic Project Goals: Detection and Modification

Enhancing the analysis of online product reviews to support product improvement: integrating text mining with quality function deployment

The Stratified Multi-criteria Decision-Making Method: An Extended Version

Goal-oriented prioritization of project outputs: a stratified approach

Sustainable waste disposal technology selection: The stratified best-worst multi-criteria decision-making method

Integrating risk into estimations of project activities' time and cost: A stratified approach

Ambiguous requirements: A semi-automated approach to identify and clarify ambiguity in large-scale projects

The ambiguous proposal evaluation problem

Requirement ambiguity and fuzziness in large-scale projects: The problem and potential solutions

Hidden fuzzy information: Requirement specification and measurement of project provider performance using the best worst method

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Ofer Zwikael

Morteza Saberi

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