Making a Hard Decision Maneesha Mankad. Industrial Engineering at Disney.

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Making a Hard Decision Maneesha Mankad

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Making a Hard Decision

Maneesha Mankad

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Industrial Engineering at Disney

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Simple Fun Decisions:

Think - Pair- Share

1) Fast Food

2) Friday Movie Night

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Questions to Consider• What alternatives will you choose from?• What do you value in your decision making?• What measures are appropriate for each criterion?• How will you compare the alternatives which you

have to choose from?• Are all measures comparable across the board?• What criteria matters to you more and by how much?• How will you make the final decision?

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• What college should I attend?• Buying your first home• Picking a cell phone plan• What should I be when I grow up?• How much insurance should I have?

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Choosing a Cell Phone PlanRefer to Section 1.1.1, Page 4

PART 1

Choose Roles: Surveyor, Recorder, Presenter, Task Master (Write down your role on your paper along with your name)

– Surveyor: Goes around and collects data from two other pairs. Leads the discussion for comparing cell phone plans.

– Recorder: Records data from surveyor and writes down explanation of why their pair chose the plan they did.

– Presenter: Presents data/results to the class for your group with help from group after analyzing all options

– Task Master: Keeps group on task by keeping track of time.

Opening Activity

Complete activities 1 through 4  

Cell Phone Plan Activity

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Choosing a Cell Phone PlanSection 1.1.1, Page 4

PART 2In this activity, you will make a decision about what cell phone plan you would choose if you were considering a new plan. To do so, complete the following steps:

1. Survey two other pairs to obtain data for the different cell phone plans. Record all the data on your paper.

2. Discuss with your partner how you will compare plans. Choose one of the plans based on your data.

3. In 2-3 sentences explain why you chose this plan over the others.

What possible issues do you foresee with using these steps to choose a cell phone plan?

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Learning Objective 1

• What is the Multi-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM)?

• Why is the MCDM useful?

(Section 1.1 – 1.5)

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Terms

• CRITERIA Objectives or aspects of the alternatives that you wish to either maximize or minimize

Everday definition: A principle or standard by which something may be judged or decided

• MEASURE A trait that will quantify an aspect of a criterion

Everyday definition (noun): A standard unit used to express the size, quantity or degree of something

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CRITERIA

• COST

• CONTRACT FEATURES

• PHONE FEATURES

MEASURES

• Monthly Service Charge

• No. of Minutes per Month, Min. Contract Length, Free Unlimited Texting, Included Data Plan

• Quality of Service

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TermsCATEGORICAL MEASURE A measure whose scores are

classifications (data that are counted).

NO INTRINSIC ORDER

EXAMPLE :

House Types – Condo, Single family home, Co-op, Bungalow

Eye Color of Freshmen – Blue, Brown, Green, Hazel

CAN BE ORDERED OR RANKED

EXAMPLE:

Education level (elementary, secondary, college)Satisfaction level (very dissatisfied, dissatisfied, neutral,

satisfied, very satisfied)

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CONTINUOUS A measure whose scores are

MEASURE numeric values that can take on any value in a certain range (data that are measured).

EXAMPLE:

Height of Seniors at Community High Cost of Spirit Wear Number of Hours students spend doing HW

Terms

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Measure TypesMeasure Categorical

Data Plan 15 GB

12.5 GB

10 GB

7.5 GB

Rollover Data YES

NO

Quality of Service Excellent

Very Good

Good

Minimum Contract 6 Month

1 Year

2 year

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Measure Types

Measure Continuous/ Numerical

Monthly Charge

Any Numerical Value

within a reasonable range

Minutes per month

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Raw Data (Collecting data)

Plan Trot UST&T HorizonTotal Monthly Charge ($) 180 250 220

Overage Fee ($/GB) 50 15 10

Contract Length 2 years 1year NoneData Plan (GB/month) 10 15 7.5Rollover Data No Yes NoQuality of Service Excellent Very

GoodGood

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Scale Ranges

Total Monthly Charge $180 - $250

Overage Fee per GB $10 - $50

Use Proportional Scale to convert to common units.

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Quality of Service

Excellent 2

Very good 1

Good 0

Scale Ranges

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Scale Ranges

Roll Over Data

Yes 1

No 0

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Contract Length

none 2

1 year 1

2 years 0

Scale Ranges

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Data Plan

7.5 GB 0

10 GB 0.33

15 GB 0

Scale Ranges

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Rescale Each Measure to a Common Unit

Step 1: Assign 1 to the best value in the range.

Assign 0 to the worst value in the range.

Step 2: For continuous data, assign intermediate scores proportionally

Scaled Score = __|Score – Least Preferred Score|

| Most Preferred – Least Preferred|

Step 3: For categorical data, assign intermediate scores proportionally or based on your own opinion and values

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Continuous Measure Example: Overage fee

Least Preferred Score : 50, Assign Common Unit Value : 0

Most Preferred : 10, Assign Common Unit Value : 1

Common Unit Value for 15 = __|Score – Least Preferred Score|

| Most Preferred – Least Preferred|

= |15 – 50|

|10 – 50|

= 35 = 7 or 0.875 or ≈ 0.88

40 8

Rescale Each Measure to a Common Unit

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Raw Data (Collecting data)

Plan Trot UST&T HorizonTotal Monthly Charge ($) 180 250 220

Overage Fee ($/GB) 50 15 10

Contract Length 2 years 1year NoneData Plan (GB/month) 10 15 7.5Rollover Data No Yes NoQuality of Service Excellent Very

GoodGood

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Rescaling Values to Common Units (0-1 range)1 = best

Plan Trot UST&T HorizonTotal Monthly Charge ($) 1 0 0.43

Overage Fee ($/GB) 0 0.88 1

Contract Length 0 0.25 1Data Plan (GB/month) 0.33 1 0Rollover Data 0 1 0Quality of Service 1 0.5 0Total Points* 2.33 3.63 2.43Average Points 0.39 0.61 0.41

*The totals do not take into account Isabelle and Angelo’s preferences.

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Isabella’s’s Assigned weights

• Rank (1 – most important)• Assign points• Calculate weight

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Raw Data (Collecting data)

Plan Trot UST&T HorizonTotal Monthly Charge ($) 180 250 220

Overage Fee ($/GB) 50 15 10

Contract Length 2 years 1year NoneData Plan (GB/month) 10 15 7.5Rollover Data No Yes NoQuality of Service Excellent Very

GoodGood

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MEASURE Least Preferred

Most Preferred

Rank

Total Monthly Charge 250 180 1

Overage Fee ($/GB) 50 10 5

Contract Length 2 years None 4

Data Plan 7.5 GB 15 GB 2

Rollover Data No Yes 6

Quality of Service Good Excellent 3

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MEASURE RANK POINTS WEIGHT(Points/Total

Points)

Total Monthly Charge 1 (most imp)

100 0.29

Overage Fee ($/GB) 5 20 0.06

Contract Length 4 40 0.12

Data Plan 2 90 0.26

Rollover Data 6 10 0.03

Quality of Service 3 80 0.24

Total points:

340

Weights add to 1.00 (100%)

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How does this affect decision making

• This means that 29% of Isabella’s decision should be based on monthly charge.

• Only 3% of Isabella’s decision should be based on rollover data.

• Quality of service makes up 24% of Isabella’s decision.

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CALCULATE THE WEIGHTED SUM

Measure Weight

Weighted Score = Common Unit Value* Weight

Trot UST&T Horizon

Total Monthly Charge ($)

0.29 1 * 0.29 = 0.29 0*0.29 = 0 0.43*0.29 = 0.13

Overage Fee ($/GB)

0.06 0* 0.06 = 0 0.88 * 0.06 = 0.05

1*0.06 = 0.06

Contract Length 0.12 0*0.12 = 0 0.25*.12 = 0.03

1*0.12 = 0.12

Data Plan (GB/month)

0.26 0.33*0.26 = 0.09

1*0.26 = 0.26

0*0.26 = 0

Rollover Data 0.03 0*0.03 = 0 1*0.03 = 0.03

0*0.03 = 0

Quality of Service

0.24 1*0.24 = 0.24 0.5*0.26 = 0.13

0*0.26 = 0

Wireless Plan’s Total Score

0.62 0.50 0.31

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• EVALUATE YOUR RESULTS

• ALWAYS look at your top two choices and determine what was the deciding factors before you just go with the highest number.

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Multi-Criterion Decision-Making Process

Determine:• Criteria• Measures (numerical or categorical)• Gather data for each alternative• Range of Measures• Rescale each measure to a Common Score• Weight measures and objectives (personal)• Calculate weighted sum• Analyze and Interpret Results