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Combining DEA and ARIMA Models for Partner Selection in the Supply Chain of Vietnam’s Construction Industry

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The competition between enterprises in the construction market is fierce. If enterprises are unable to afford financial and technological capabilities, they could go bankrupt. Therefore, the implementation of alliances between… Click to show full abstract

The competition between enterprises in the construction market is fierce. If enterprises are unable to afford financial and technological capabilities, they could go bankrupt. Therefore, the implementation of alliances between businesses can help increase their competitiveness. In this study, the authors simultaneously used data envelopment analysis (DEA), the Grey model (GM (1,1)), and autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) to choose a suitable strategic partner to boost the strength of each business and cut the cost of transportation and personnel in an attempt to help managers come up with suitable solutions, offer sustainability, and develop creative management. The results show that the chosen solution improves the business efficiency of construction businesses and offers cost savings on materials, production, and transportation. Management agencies can use the results of this study to propose suitable orientations, strengthen decision-making, and ensure strategic planning to develop the construction sector in Vietnam.

Keywords: partner; construction; dea arima; models partner; arima models; combining dea

Journal Title: Mathematics
Year Published: 2020

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