Complex evaluations involving both quantitative and qualitative criteria
Complete problem structuring
Elicitation of preferences
Weighting criteria and scoring options
Interactive sensitivity and robustness analyses of options’ overall comparisons
Applications
Strategic plan development
Resource allocation
Alternative site location comparison for major infrastructures
Development of risk models and scenario analysis
Participative evaluation of social, economic and environmental impacts for major infrastructures
Cost, benefit and risk analysis of projects and programs
Performance evaluation for employees
Performance evaluation for suppliers
Public call for tendersí evaluation
Horizontal and vertical conflict resolution in the implementation of public policies
Screenshots
Value tree
The main window shows the model tree which represents the criteria in a hierarquic way. From this window you may access any criterion’s tool window.
Judgements matrix
The judgements window is where you insert the pairwise comparision judgements between options in an easy way. This is one of the main information entry forms. With this information the software will later determine the options’ scores.
Descriptors of performance
Value functions facilitates the automatic scoring of options based upon their qualitative performance in a criterion.
Inconsistencies detection
As each judgement is entered into a judgements matrix, M-MACBETH automatically verifies its compatibility with the judgements previously inserted into the matrix. If an incompatibility arises M-MACBETH will help you to sort it out.
Value functions
Value functions allow an automatic scoring of options based upon their quantitative performance in a criterion.
Thermometer
The thermometer window ilustrates each alternative’s scores represented in vertical line.
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