Journal of Decision Support Systems and Multi-Criteria Decision Making, Vol. 1 No. 2 (2027), March 2027, presents five research articles focusing on the development and application of Decision Support Systems (DSS) and Multi-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM). This issue covers a broad range of topics, including novel MCDM methodologies, knowledge-driven normalization and evaluation, robust alternative ranking, adaptive and balanced criteria weighting, entropy-based weighting approaches, hybrid MCDM methods, supplier selection, aggregation-based MCDM benchmarking, ranking consistency and stability, sensitivity and robustness analysis, and practical applications of multi-criteria decision making. The issue features contributions from 19 authors affiliated with 11 institutions across 4 countries—Indonesia, Malaysia, India, and Denmark—highlighting cross-institutional and international collaboration. Through diverse methodological approaches and real-world decision-making contexts, this issue contributes to the advancement of objective, systematic, measurable, and effective approaches for addressing complex multi-criteria decision-making problems.
Journal of Decision Support Systems and Multi-Criteria Decision Making, Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026), November 2026, presents five research articles focusing on the development and application of Decision Support Systems (DSS) and Multi-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM). This issue covers a broad range of topics, including decision support systems, multi-criteria decision analysis, criteria weighting, alternative ranking, hybrid MCDM methods, alternative evaluation and selection, decision-making optimization, and practical applications of MCDM. The issue features contributions from 13 authors affiliated with 6 institutions across 3 countries—Indonesia, China, and Tanzania—highlighting cross-institutional and international collaboration. Through diverse methodological approaches and real-world decision-making contexts, this issue contributes to the advancement of objective, systematic, measurable, and effective approaches for addressing complex multi-criteria decision-making problems.
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