Measurement of Enterprise Dynamic Capabilities Based on Intuitionistic Fuzzy Sets: Research in Financial Industry

Yilan DAI

Abstract


This paper proposes a method of intuitionistic fuzzy sets (IFS) to measure enterprise dynamic capabilities (EDC). It first identifies the key indicators of EDC measurement in financial industry through expert scoring; then it transforms the assessment of language phrase weights and values into the form of intuitionistic fuzzy numbers based on IFS theory; thirdly, it calculates the group comprehensive evaluation and final advantage degree, in order to obtain the dynamic ability score ranking. With an example, the last part is to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the IFS to apply in measuring dynamic capabilities in 5 enterprises of the financial industry.


Keywords


Enterprise dynamic capabilities; Intuitionistic fuzzy sets; Intuitionistic fuzzy number; Hesitation degre

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