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An integrated framework (CTSR-BWG) for outsourcing decisions in a marine manufacturing firm

In this paper, the existing approaches and models and their related criteria are studied and the necessary criteria are explored based on different conditions in marine manufacturing industries. | An integrated framework CTSR-BWG for outsourcing decisions in a marine manufacturing firm Uncertain Supply Chain Management 7 2019 227 236 Contents lists available at GrowingScience Uncertain Supply Chain Management homepage www.GrowingScience.com uscm An integrated framework CTSR-BWG for outsourcing decisions in a marine manufacturing firm Mohsen Cheshmberaha Reza Rahbinb and Maliheh Eftekharia a Department of Industrial Engineering Malek Ashtar University of Technology Isfahan Iran b Department of Industrial Engineering Amir Kabir University of Technology Tehran Iran CHRONICLE ABSTRACT Article history One of the most important questions in outsourcing management is to decide on the allocation Received June 29 2018 of the activities processes or services either from the inside or from the outside of the Accepted September 30 2018 organizations through outsourcing operations. It is necessary to determine the factors Available online influencing outsourcing decision making as well as their impacts on decisions. In this paper October 6 2018 Keywords the existing approaches and models and their related criteria are studied and the necessary Outsourcing criteria are explored based on different conditions in marine manufacturing industries. These Decision aiding criteria are categorized in four dimensions namely Capacity Technology Strategy and PROMETHEE financial and Risk called CTSR. After determining the weights of the criteria based on paired- Marine wise comparisons the related calculations are carried out using PROMETHEE method. Finally a Black White Gray BWG analysis is executed to determine whether a candidate should be outsourced or not. 2019 by the authors licensee Growing Science Canada 1. Introduction During the past few decades the traditional thinking in which the value chain activities took place inside of organizations has been replaced by an organized and integrated network in which fewer activities are accomplished done by the companies. On this .