Analysis of an strategic plan to increase the sales level of the company "TIENS" of Babahoyo using neutrosophic methods

In the world, natural medicine is increasingly appreciated as a complement to conventional medicine that treats diseases with industrially produced drugs. Natural medicine is cheaper, more accessible than the other one; it usually has fewer contraindications and also carries empirical and traditiona...

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Published in:Neutrosophic sets and systems Vol. 34SI; pp. 183 - 192
Main Authors: Villalba, Miguel Francisco Galarza, Putan, Roberto Aguas, Romero, Jessica Mora, Oviedo, Jose Euclides Espin
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Neutrosophic Sets and Systems 01-01-2020
University of New Mexico
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Summary:In the world, natural medicine is increasingly appreciated as a complement to conventional medicine that treats diseases with industrially produced drugs. Natural medicine is cheaper, more accessible than the other one; it usually has fewer contraindications and also carries empirical and traditional knowledge. In Ecuador it is a very popular alternative for the population. "TIENS" Company produces natural medicines, which has been facing the difficulty that its sales are appreciably decreasing. That is why the company performs an analysis to increase the sale levels of produced medicines. To perform the evaluation of the alternatives, the neutrosophic AHP-SWOT method is used. This method allows studying the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats of the company, which in its original form does not allow quantifications, that is why the AHP technique is incorporated to evaluate pair-wise comparisons of criteria. In the neutrosophic framework, AHP-SWOT takes into account the indeterminacy that exists in decision making processes. Keywords: Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), SWOT analysis, naturopathy, sale strategies.
ISSN:2331-6055
2331-608X
DOI:10.5281/zenodo.3843637