MakeItRational is a decision-making software that helps you to make rational and defendable choices based on multi-criteria evaluation. See how it works.

1. Getting started with MakeItRational
decision-making software
http://makeitrational.com

2. How does it work?
1. List alternatives.
2. Define goal and criteria.
3. Prioritize criteria.
4. Score alternatives.
5. Reach consensus.
6. See results.

3. List alternatives
List of „things” that will be evaluated. Depending on a
decision it will be a list of: suppliers, projects, locations,
candidates, features, markets, products…

5. How does it work?
1. List alternatives.
2. Define goal and criteria.
3. Prioritize criteria.
4. Score alternatives.
5. Reach consensus.
6. See results.

6. Define goal and criteria
What is your goal? What criteria will be taken into account during
evaluation? Quality, price, time, strategic alignment, guarantee,
reliability, experience…

8. How does it work?
1. List alternatives.
2. Define goal and criteria.
3. Prioritize criteria.
4. Score alternatives.
5. Reach consensus.
6. See results.

9. Prioritize criteria
Compare criteria in pairs, each time choose the more important one
and select the level of dominance on a 9-point scale.

11. How does it work?
1. List alternatives.
2. Define goal and criteria.
3. Prioritize criteria.
4. Score alternatives.
5. Reach consensus.
6. See results.

12. Score alternatives
Define rating scales that model your preferences and use them to score
alternatives in context of criteria.
Value Offer price Value Air-Conditioning
0 > avg. price + 20% 0 Not available
1 > avg. price + 10% 1 Manual
2 = avg. price ± 10% 2 Automatic
3 < avg. price - 10%
4 < avg. price - 20% Note: more preferred = higher value

14. How does it work?
1. List alternatives.
2. Define goal and criteria.
3. Prioritize criteria.
4. Score alternatives.
5. Reach consensus.
6. See results.

15. Reach consensus
Different values have been provided by members of the group on the
previous steps. Now establish common values for the group. If you
can’t agree on a value use an average.

17. How does it work?
1. List alternatives.
2. Define goal and criteria.
3. Prioritize criteria.
4. Score alternatives.
5. Reach consensus.
6. See results.

18. Results
• Ranking of alternatives shows what should be chosen.

19. Ranking of alternatives

20. Results
• Ranking of alternatives shows what should be chosen.
• Radar chart gives information about strengths and weaknesses of
alternatives.

21. Comparison on radar chart

22. Results
• Ranking of alternatives shows what should be chosen.
• Radar chart gives information about strengths and weaknesses of
alternatives.
• Pie chart displays priorities of decision maker.

23. Criteria weights

24. Results
• Ranking of alternatives shows what should be chosen.
• Radar chart gives information about strengths and weaknesses of
alternatives.
• Pie chart displays priorities of decision maker.
• Sensitivity analysis informs what happens with final ranking when
weight of criterion changes.

25. Sensitivity analysis

26. Results
• Ranking of alternatives shows what should be chosen.
• Radar chart gives information about strengths and weaknesses of
alternatives.
• Pie chart displays priorities of decision maker.
• Sensitivity analysis informs what happens with final ranking when
weight of criterion changes.
• Find out more about MakeItRational results:
http://makeitrational.com/multi-criteria-evaluation/results

27. Try it now (no registration required)
http://makeitrational.com/demo