The Implementation of the Simple Additive Weighting (SAW) Method to Determining the Superior Commodity of Tasikmalaya City

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  • 20 Mar
  • 2024

The Implementation of the Simple Additive Weighting (SAW) Method to Determining the Superior Commodity of Tasikmalaya City

Despite the significant role of determining superior commodity in the regional economic development, studies addressing this issue in the handicraft products remain scarcely conducted. This study aimed to investigate the superior products
of handicraft commodities, including the creative industry of Tasikmalaya city, where the marketers go to foreign countr ies and
develop the tourism industry in the Tasikmalaya city. This study used the Simple Additive Weighting(SAW) method to determine
the superior commodity in Tasikmalaya city. The researcher had calculated three components to determine the superior commodity. They were capital investment values, production values, and employees. The result of this study revealed that embroidery
was a superior commodity in Tasikmalaya city. The data show that embroidery consistently grows every year, with 0.4 capital
investment values (K1) 0.3 production values (K2) and 0.3 employess (K3), which means that embroidery has experienced a very
good increase compared to other commodities. . Based on the results of data processing and analysis that had been done with
the Decision Support System with the SAW method, conclusions colud be drawn Embroidery commodity was a superior product
from Tasikmalaya which was in demand by buyers with a V value of 0.4 for Capital Investment Value,0.3 for Production Value and
Employees . All these findings confirm that the application of SAW method was meaningful to determine the superior commodity

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