Optimization of Organizational Projects Portfolio-Approach Clustering and multi-criteria decision making

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Bineshian Malihe; SAFARI SAEED; ABBASI REZA; MOMENI MANSOUR

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Journal: MODERN RESEARCHES IN DECISION MAKING Year:2018 | Volume:3 | Issue:2 Page(s): 81-106

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Optimization of Organizational Projects Portfolio-Approach Clustering and multi-criteria decision making

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Bineshian Malihe | SAFARI SAEED | ABBASI REZA | MOMENI MANSOUR | Issue Writer Certificate

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Project portfolioQ2

Project SelectionQ1

Fuzzy Multi-Criteria Decision MakingQ2

ClusteringQ1

Zero-one Goal ProgrammingQ1

Abstract

Correct selection of projects is one of the most important issues of project-oriented organizations for strategic management and resource constraints make organizations unable to invest on all projects. Therefore, it is very important to select the portfolio of projects to be implemented by the organization or the portfolio of projects that can meet the organization's goals and strategies in terms of organizational constraints. To accomplish this, and in order to make a more precise decision, the present study has used three stages of screening to form the Project portfolio. In the first stage, projects has been prioritized based on criteria for Project Selection and using fuzzy multi-criteria decision-making techniques. Since the highest costs of each organization are due to project risk and late completion and may also be a priority project, but it is for the organization to have a high degree of risk and costs, so in the second stage, the screening Projects was conducted based on project risk based on the PMBOK standard using fuzzy Clustering. Based on Clustering results, the projects were identified in three clusters. The first cluster is projects that have a reasonable risk; second cluster have a high degree of risk, which requires special attention to senior management when needed, and the third cluster is critical risk projects that, if necessary, requires specific planning. In the next step, the experts assigned projects to companies according to the scope of each company's activities. In the final stage of the screening, using zero and one goal programming and taking into account 3ideal constraints of "profit", "budget" and "risk" projects were selected in each of the subsidiary companies.

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Bineshian, Malihe, SAFARI, SAEED, ABBASI, REZA, & MOMENI, MANSOUR. (2018). Optimization of Organizational Projects Portfolio-Approach Clustering and multi-criteria decision making. MODERN RESEARCHES IN DECISION MAKING, 3(2 ), 81-106. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/366646/en

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Bineshian Malihe, SAFARI SAEED, ABBASI REZA, MOMENI MANSOUR. Optimization of Organizational Projects Portfolio-Approach Clustering and multi-criteria decision making. MODERN RESEARCHES IN DECISION MAKING[Internet]. 2018;3(2 ):81-106. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/366646/en

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Malihe Bineshian, SAEED SAFARI, REZA ABBASI, and MANSOUR MOMENI, “Optimization of Organizational Projects Portfolio-Approach Clustering and multi-criteria decision making,” MODERN RESEARCHES IN DECISION MAKING, vol. 3, no. 2 , pp. 81–106, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/366646/en

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