Understanding Applications and Best Practices of DEMATEL: A Method for Prioritizing Key Factors in Multi-Criteria Decision-Making

  • Taherdoost H
  • Madanchian M
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Decision Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL) method is a powerful tool for understanding and visualizing the causal relationships among factors in complex decision-making problems. The method uses diagrams and matrixes to map out the causal relationships and interdependencies among factors, allowing decision-makers to identify key drivers and potential solutions to the problem. DEMATEL has a wide range of application areas, including supply chain management, environmental planning, healthcare, finance, and engineering, among others. The DEMATEL method is a valuable tool for decision-makers who need to understand the complex causal relationships among factors in order to make informed decisions. The method provides a structured approach for analyzing and prioritizing factors and for identifying potential solutions to complex problems. This paper describes the main features of this method, its application areas as well as the main process steps in the DEMATEL method.

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Taherdoost, H., & Madanchian, M. (2023). Understanding Applications and Best Practices of DEMATEL: A Method for Prioritizing Key Factors in Multi-Criteria Decision-Making. Journal of Management Science & Engineering Research, 6(2), 17–23. https://doi.org/10.30564/jmser.v6i2.5634

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