Document Type
Article
Publication Date
6-2021
Abstract
Excerpt: Limited facilities operating and modernization budgets require organizations to carefully identify, prioritize and authorize projects to ensure allocated resources align with strategic objectives. Traditional facility prioritization methods using risk matrices can be improved to increase granularity in categorization and avoid mathematical error or human cognitive biases. These limitations restrict the utility of prioritizations and if erroneously used to select projects for funding, they can lead to wasted resources. This paper aims to propose a novel facility prioritization methodology that corrects these assessment design and implementation issues.
Source Publication
Journal of Facilities Management (ISSN 1472-5967)
Recommended Citation
DePalmer, D., Schuldt, S. J., & Delorit, J. D. (2021). Prioritizing facilities linked to corporate strategic objectives using a fuzzy model. Journal of Facilities Management, 19(3), 358–376. https://doi.org/10.1108/jfm-12-2020-0091
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Funding note: This work was supported by the Air Force Civil Engineer Center [grant number AFIT2020-104].