Ranking Based on Multiple Attribute Decision-Making A href

Chapter 9 - Electronic Government in Japan: IT Utilization Status of Local Governments
Managing IT in Government, Business & Communities
by Gerry Gingrich (ed)
Idea Group Publishing 2003

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Ranking Based on Multiple Attribute Decision-Making ^[7]

According to the evaluation using the Multiple Attribute Decision Making (MADM) method, the top 10 are Kouchi Prefecture, Yamanashi Prefecture, Akita Prefecture, Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture, Yamato City, Yokosuka City, Iwate Prefecture, Hyogo Prefecture, and Shimane Prefecture. They are considered to be the governments do not have a large population, but are eagerly working on digitalization.

^[7]Multiple Attribute Decision Making: Evaluation method based on multiple standard. We used the simple additive weighting method in this survey.

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