Creative Decisions Foundation Events
T. L. Saaty Decision Making Hackathon Winning Teams
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Emilio Tafur Universidad del Pacífico
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Leslie Picon Universidad del Pacífico
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Jimena Jurado Universidad del Pacífico
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Using an AHP model with 5 levels criteria (selecting the best project; factors, for example, economic; sub criteria for each factor; stakeholders; and the project alternatives), the team was able to choose the best project based on the most important factor (ecological). The model indicated that the best project was “avoiding the overproduction of salts”. This project consists of using a demand estimator tool (Holt-Winter) with the objective of only producing what the demand requires. By doing this, Wieliczka could reduce costs, have a better ecological performance and many more benefits. This project doesn’t require much material nor money use, which makes it very efficient.
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1st Place Polish Team: Creation of new ecological projects along with system monitoring
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Marsel Lewoczko AGH University of Science and Technology
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Urszula Klasa AGH University of Science and Technology
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Adrianna Drzewosz AGH University of Science and Technology
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2nd Place Team: A solution for public transport connections that would increase the participation of people
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Anna Szewczyk Wyższa Szkoła Biznesu - National Louis University
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Karolina Poręba Wyższa Szkoła Biznesu - National Louis University
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Maksymilian Motyka Wyższa Szkoła Biznesu - National Louis University
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Picture of finalist teams
Climate and ecological crisis are significant problems all around the globe. We may not see the full spectrum of them yet, but unless we react now, we will contribute to the irreversible changes which will change our lives forever. The team created new ecological projects that had system monitoring using a B-O-C-R model and showed that by making ecological changes and raising awareness may have an impact on our future.
The team presented a solution for public transport connections that would increase the participation of people using a B-O-C-R model.
The CDF Organizations
The International Symposium on the Analytic Hierarchy Process (ISAHP) is a biennial conference on multi-criteria decision analysis. It brings together researchers, teachers, students and users of AHP/ANP to share their research and experiences in decision making.
IJAHP is a scholarly journal that publishes papers about research and applications of the AHP and ANP
See our complete collection of books on decision making with the AHP and the ANP, the multiple criteria decision making theories created by Thomas L. Saaty. If you have to make complex decisions, by yourself or with others, read his original works.
The SuperDecisions is the only free educational software that implements the ANP and was developed by the team of the creator of the method, Thomas Saaty.