论文信息 - Analytical hierarchy process for justification of total productive maintenance

Analytical hierarchy process for justification of total productive maintenance

Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) has attracted the attention of industries all over the world. The perceptible impact of TPM lies in attaining the far-reaching productivity and quality standards. Attempts have been made to examine TPM for the feasibility in Indian industries. The present work describes a multiattribute decision model using analytical hierarchy process for the justification of TPM for Indian industries.

Rambabu Kodali | Subhash Chandra | R. Kodali | S. Chandra

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