Practical Decision Making using Super Decisions v3

Chapter 1. The Need for Another Decision-Making Methodology.- Chapter 2. Understanding the Analytic Hierarchy Process.- Chapter 3. Building AHP Models Using Super Decisions v3.- Chapter 4. AHP Models with Sub-criteria.- Chapter 5. Understanding Ratings Models.- Chapter 6. Ratings Models Using Super Decisions v3.- Chapter 7. Benefit/Cost Analysis Using AHP.- Chapter 8. Group Decision-Making in AHP.- Chapter 9. AHP for Group Negotiation and Conflict Resolution.- Chapter 10. Application Examples

Enrique Mu, Co-Chair of the MBA program at Carlow University, is an accomplished scholar and seasoned businessman. He holds a PhD in Business Administration with a concentration in Information Systems from the University of Pittsburgh where he is an associate of the University Center for International Studies. Prior to joining Carlow, he was dual-degree MBA/MIS program director in the Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business at the University of Pittsburgh, where he taught for 10 years. Prior to joining the academia, Dr. Mu was responsible for sales and marketing distribution operations in Latin America for a U.S.-based global data communication corporation. He also worked as customer support vice president and senior project manager for Comlasa Ltd., a computing solution multinational firm (later acquired by UPS Logistics) for the Latin American banking industry. There, he led several multimillion-dollar banking automation projects in Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, and Chile. Inaddition to his activities in the U.S., he also regularly teaches and gives business presentations in Europe and Latin America. Dr. Mu was visiting faculty in the European Business School in Germany where he taught for several years. His main areas of interest are the management of IT innovations, managerial decision making, and the interplay of politics and technology. He is also founder and editor in chief of the International Journal of the Analytic Hierarchy Process.
Milagros Pereyra-Rojas has been executive director for the Latin American Studies Association (LASA) at the University of Pittsburg since 2003. She has been a research associate at Case Western Reserve University and President of MaestroMeetings Inc. She graduated from the Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University with a Ph.D. in Management (Designing Sustainable Systems). She also holds an M.S. in public policy and management, with a concentration on finance and information