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QSPM left of the matrix including column elements inside and outside together and column sorting coefficients for each factor (obtained from the analysis results EFE matrix and IFE), and the top row includes war potentially viable strategy selection (taken from the results of analysis SWOT matrix combined to make 2 best strategy for each group - see slide 21)
As of attractions (AS) for each factor affects each strategy: the attractions are determined by considering each critical success factors inside and outside, every element and questioning a '' factors influence how choices strategies have been evaluated? ''. In terms of a separate element, the attractions are allocated to each strategy to indicate the relative attractiveness of each strategy compared with other strategies. Assigned number of attractions:
* 1 point: Totally unappealing;
* 2 point: Not attractive;
* 3 points: Fascinating;
* 4 points: Very Attractive;
Statistics number of assessment for each the attractions, taking the number of people with the score, summed and divided by the average for the 30 people surveyed. This GPA is where AS. (similar to the calculation in column (3) - slide 17)
Calculate the total number of attractions for every element (TAS) by multiplying the points classification with some attractions (AS) have found DC.
The total score of the TAS the key elements are the basis for comparing two strategies. Which strategy a total score greater TAS ie more attractive levels should be selected.
(In principle, a matrix QSPM can include any number of groups of alternative strategies, and in a group certain can include any number of strategies, but only in the same strategic new groups were evaluated together. Matrix QSPM only evaluate the strategy in the same group.)
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