APPLYING AN ANALYTICAL HIERARCHY PROCESS FOR DECISION MAKING BUSINESS STRATEGY IN CV. OPTIK PRESIDENT
Vision is one of the vital organs of the human body which has a very fundamental role for life. With good eyesight, this can help people improve their quality of life. The eyeglass market is anticipated to develop over the next several years as a result of a variety of factors, including expan...
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id-itb.:797742024-01-15T14:53:24ZAPPLYING AN ANALYTICAL HIERARCHY PROCESS FOR DECISION MAKING BUSINESS STRATEGY IN CV. OPTIK PRESIDENT Fernando, Niko Indonesia Theses Retail Optics, Location Selection, MCDM, Analytical Hierarchy Process INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/79774 Vision is one of the vital organs of the human body which has a very fundamental role for life. With good eyesight, this can help people improve their quality of life. The eyeglass market is anticipated to develop over the next several years as a result of a variety of factors, including expanding populations, a demographic shift toward older age groups, and changing lifestyles characterized by a higher reliance on digital gadgets. Of course, the COVID-19 pandemic is also one of the factors that increases eye disease because most people use gadgets in their lives, causing symptoms of digital eye strain. In this way, this is a supporting factor in the development of the optical market. The market is expanding the fastest in the Asia Pacific region, with a growth rate of 13.5%. Offline optical retail stores provide significant promise and value. These physical businesses provide customers with an immersive and tangible shopping experience that is unmatched by internet shopping. To guarantee that customers receive accurate prescriptions and distinctive eyewear options, optometrists and store staff offer customized services like frame fittings, professional eye exams, and expert lens consultations. In actual storefronts, customers may physically try on frames to assess fit, comfort, and style. Trained staff members are available to provide timely assistance. Furthermore, a wide range of eyewear options, including designer brands and niche goods, are usually available in these stores, giving customers the opportunity to peruse and select from a diverse inventory. Furthermore, optical retail stores foster confidence and trust, particularly among those who appreciate in-person interactions or have certain vision needs that necessitate expert guidance. By looking at this market development, the company wants to expand, targeting West Karawang, East Karawang and Cikarang as targets for opening their branches. using the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) method will be able to improve the quality of decision making that will be produced by the company starting from developing criteria and sub-criteria which can ultimately determine the best alternative. The results of this research provide recommendations for new criteria and sub-criteria for the company and also determine which location of the three alternatives the company will provide. text |
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Vision is one of the vital organs of the human body which has a very fundamental
role for life. With good eyesight, this can help people improve their quality of life.
The eyeglass market is anticipated to develop over the next several years as a result
of a variety of factors, including expanding populations, a demographic shift toward
older age groups, and changing lifestyles characterized by a higher reliance on
digital gadgets. Of course, the COVID-19 pandemic is also one of the factors that
increases eye disease because most people use gadgets in their lives, causing
symptoms of digital eye strain. In this way, this is a supporting factor in the
development of the optical market. The market is expanding the fastest in the Asia
Pacific region, with a growth rate of 13.5%. Offline optical retail stores provide
significant promise and value. These physical businesses provide customers with
an immersive and tangible shopping experience that is unmatched by internet
shopping. To guarantee that customers receive accurate prescriptions and
distinctive eyewear options, optometrists and store staff offer customized services
like frame fittings, professional eye exams, and expert lens consultations. In actual
storefronts, customers may physically try on frames to assess fit, comfort, and style.
Trained staff members are available to provide timely assistance. Furthermore, a
wide range of eyewear options, including designer brands and niche goods, are
usually available in these stores, giving customers the opportunity to peruse and
select from a diverse inventory. Furthermore, optical retail stores foster confidence
and trust, particularly among those who appreciate in-person interactions or have
certain vision needs that necessitate expert guidance. By looking at this market
development, the company wants to expand, targeting West Karawang, East
Karawang and Cikarang as targets for opening their branches. using the Analytical
Hierarchy Process (AHP) method will be able to improve the quality of decision
making that will be produced by the company starting from developing criteria and
sub-criteria which can ultimately determine the best alternative. The results of this
research provide recommendations for new criteria and sub-criteria for the
company and also determine which location of the three alternatives the company
will provide.
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