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DEA의 교차효율성을 활용한 다기준 ABC 재고 분류 방법 연구Multi-Criteria ABC Inventory Classification Using the Cross-Efficiency Method in DEA

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Multi-Criteria ABC Inventory Classification Using the Cross-Efficiency Method in DEA
Authors
박재훈배혜림임성묵
Issue Date
2011
Publisher
대한산업공학회
Keywords
ABC Inventory Classification; Multiple Criteria Analysis; Cross Efficiency; Data Envelopment analysis
Citation
대한산업공학회지, v.37, no.4, pp.358 - 366
Indexed
KCI
Journal Title
대한산업공학회지
Volume
37
Number
4
Start Page
358
End Page
366
URI
https://scholar.korea.ac.kr/handle/2021.sw.korea/113827
ISSN
1225-0988
Abstract
Multi-criteria ABC inventory classification, which aims to classify inventory items by considering more than one criterion, is one of the most widely employed techniques for inventory control. The weighted linear optimization (WLO) model proposed by Ramanathan (2006) solves the problem of multi-criteria ABC inventory classification by generating a set of criterion weights for each inventory item and assigning a normalized score to the item for ABC analysis. However, the WLO model has some limitations. First, many inventory items can share the same optimal score, which can hinder a precise classification of inventory items. Second, the model allows too much flexibility in weighting multiple criteria; each item is allowed to choose its own weights so that it can maximize its score. As a result, if an item dominates the others in terms of a certain criterion, it may be classified into a higher class regardless of other criteria by assigning an overwhelming weight to the criterion. Consequently,an item with a high value in an unimportant criterion and low values in others may be inappropriately classified as class A, leading to an inaccurate classification of inventory items. To overcome these shortcomings,we extend the WLO model by using the cross-efficiency method in data envelopment analysis. We claim that the proposed model can provide a more reasonable and accurate classification of inventory items by mitigating the adverse effect of flexibility in the choice of weights and yielding a unique ordering of inventory items.
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