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Developing global managers’ competencies using the fuzzy DEMATEL method
Expert Systems with Applications · 2006 · Vol. 32(2) · pp. 499–507
Wei‐Wen Wu✉(Ta Hwa University of Science and Technology)Yu-Ting Lee(Ta Hwa University of Science and Technology)
Competency Development and EvaluationMulti-Criteria Decision MakingIntuitionistic Fuzzy Systems ApplicationsComputer scienceVaguenessKnowledge managementSet (abstract data type)Order (exchange)Fuzzy logicProcess managementArtificial intelligenceBusiness
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