【Daily Question】Question from Issue 20151109
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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. ( ) is an effective method that combines quantitative and qualitative approaches, and it is particularly suitable for situations where suppliers lack complete quality data, and both quantitative and qualitative indicators need to be evaluated. A. Unqualified scoring method B. Qualified scoring method C. Comprehensive scoring method D. Fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method 【Production and Management Division】Seeking moderators and technical discussants to join
(D) is an effective method that combines quantitative and qualitative approaches, and is particularly suitable for situations where suppliers lack complete quality data and both quantitative and qualitative indicators need to be evaluated. A. Unqualified scoring method B. Qualified scoring method C. Comprehensive scoring method D. Fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method
(D) is an effective method that combines quantitative and qualitative approaches, and is particularly suitable for situations where suppliers lack complete quality data and both quantitative and qualitative indicators need to be evaluated. A. Unqualified scoring method B. Qualified scoring method C. Comprehensive scoring method D. Fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method
(D) is an effective method that combines quantitative and qualitative approaches, and is particularly suitable for situations where suppliers lack complete quality data, and both quantitative and qualitative indicators need to be evaluated.
D. Fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method---------------------
(d) is an effective method that combines quantitative and qualitative approaches, and is particularly suitable for situations where suppliers lack complete quality data and both quantitative and qualitative indicators need to be evaluated. A. Unqualified scoring method B. Qualified scoring method C. Comprehensive scoring method D. Fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method
(D, Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation Method) is an effective approach that combines quantitative and qualitative aspects, and it is particularly suitable for situations where suppliers lack complete quality data, and both quantitative and qualitative indicators need to be evaluated.
(D) is an effective method that combines quantitative and qualitative approaches, and is particularly suitable for situations where suppliers lack complete quality data and both quantitative and qualitative indicators need to be evaluated.