Unweighted Pugh Matrix Template and Decision Analysis
"Learn how to use the Unweighted Pugh Matrix Template for decision analysis of alternatives based on key criteria. Evaluate and compare solutions effectively to identify the best option for your goals and requirements."
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Unweighted Pugh Matrix Template
Criteria Criteria are the key factors or standards used to evaluate and compare different alternatives. Each criterion helps assess how well an alternative meets specific goals or requirements. Alternatives Alternatives are different solutions or approaches that can be customized and compared against the criteria. Values Points are assigned to each alternative for each criterion (e.g., 1 for better, 0 for equal, -1 for worse) to indicate how well the alternative meets the criterion. Total The total score for each alternative is calculated by summing the values across all criteria, helping to identify the best option.
Alternatives Pugh Matrix 1 2 3 4 One Two Three Four Criteria Value Value Value Value Cost Effectiveness Feasibility Customer Satisfaction Time Efficiency Scalability Sustainability Innovation Risk Reduction Compliance Market Competitiveness Total Score
Alternatives Pugh Matrix 1 2 3 4 One Two Three Four Criteria Value Value Value Value Factor One Total Score
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