Aung Kyaw Oo

Publications

• A Concise Review on the Application of Analytic Hierarchy Process in Real World Decision Problems

  Aung Kyaw Oo

  Journal of Science and Informatics, Defence Services Academy (DSA), Myanmar. 01/2010; June, Vol. II:pp 37-51.

  After realizing the intrinsic nature and computational procedure of AHP, how various problems encountered in our daily life has been handled by using this methodology has been discussed in this article. Since the methodology has been extensively applied in planning and strategic decision-making, it ... [more] After realizing the intrinsic nature and computational procedure of AHP, how various problems encountered in our daily life has been handled by using this methodology has been discussed in this article. Since the methodology has been extensively applied in planning and strategic decision-making, it is elaborated about the application of the AHP in business in section I and in national security in section II.

• Application of Mathematical Models in Scientific Research

  Aung Kyaw Oo

  The Journal of Science & Informatics, Defence Services Academy, Myanmar. 08/2009; 1:28-37.

• A Buyer-Centric Study on the Critical Success Factors in Public Procurement: A Case Study on E-government Implementation in Myanmar

  Aung Kyaw Oo

  02/2009

  Degree: Ph.D. in Engineering

  Supervisor: Prof. Jeong-Dong Lee and Prof. Jong-Su Lee

• A Study on Relationship between Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) & Decision Making Problems

  Aung Kyaw Oo

  The Journal of Science & Informatics. 01/2009; December, Vol.1.

• Application of Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process to the Prioritization of Critical Success Factors in Government Technology Procurement

  Aung Kyaw Oo

  SNU-TEMEP Fall Workshop Proceedings, South Korea. 10/2008; 1:8-11.

  Governments in every administrative level in a country are buying technological stuffs (e.g. hardware), office accessories, constructions and services (e.g. software) from various domestic or foreign business firms and private sources to fulfill the needs of citizens and most importantly to accelera... [more] Governments in every administrative level in a country are buying technological stuffs (e.g. hardware), office accessories, constructions and services (e.g. software) from various domestic or foreign business firms and private sources to fulfill the needs of citizens and most importantly to accelerate and be productive and efficient in their daily routine and services around-the-clock. In this paper, research is done upon the procurement of web applications and any other technological and non-technological stuff mentioned above by various ministries and top-level administrative bodies in Myanmar. As much as (11) high-level government departments and offices from (9) government ministries in Myanmar are evaluated based on their procurement practices. A group of (14) Critical Success Factors (CSF) acknowledged and verified in the previous researches and literature are also prioritized in accordance with those procurement contracts and implementations of the government offices. A case study is carried out by differentiating the procurement undertakings as ICT and non-ICT sectors so as to spotlight the contribution of procurement success factors during the national e-government development process. In this paper, a modified and advanced fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP), also known as synthetic extent method, is being applied together with well-structured survey questionnaire, personal interviews and expert opinions. The current research will partly explore the factors influencing the successful technology and non-technology procurement from a developing country’s perspectives. In addition, it will study the interactions among the actors involved in the procurement process and the roles of institutions and organizations will also be observed. In the end, suggestions and policy implications will finally be put forward to the government to pave a pathway for successful public procurement in a developing country.

• Prioritization of Critical Success Factors in Public Procurement using Fuzzy AHP: A Case Study on Myanmar

  Aung Kyaw Oo

  OR 50, University of York, London, United Kingdom; 09/2008

• IMPLEMENTING A DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM (DSS) FOR DISCRIMINATING HERBAL AND MEDICINAL PLANTS IN MYANMAR USING CLASSIFICATION TECHNIQUE

  Haymar Hlaing, Thida Oo, Aung Kyaw Oo

  International Conference on Business and Information, JW Mariott hotel, Seoul, South Korea; 07/2008

  Decision Support System (DSS) supports users help make decisions. DSS is built in a variety of ways to classify data. In this paper, DSS built for the classification among herbal and medicinal plants is discussed. Firstly, plants collected in the Botany Department of a University will be listed. Sec... [more] Decision Support System (DSS) supports users help make decisions. DSS is built in a variety of ways to classify data. In this paper, DSS built for the classification among herbal and medicinal plants is discussed. Firstly, plants collected in the Botany Department of a University will be listed. Secondly, the herbal and medicinal plants among those will be picked and their data will be stored. The proposed system collects data of the commonly used herbal plants, classify them and provide the information of traditional and medicinal importance. It is implemented by classification technique in data mining and Java programming.

• Relative Performance Evaluation upon Automated Grammar Checkers as Knowledge Systems

  Aung Kyaw Oo, Ni Lar Thein

  KMIS 2005, Je-Ju Island, South Korea; 11/2005

  Communication plays essential role in today’s globalization era. Undoubtedly, its original purpose is accomplished by two language modes, viz. speaking and writing. In Natural Language Processing (NLP), these modes are usually known as speech recognition and text recognition. Each and every Knowledg... [more] Communication plays essential role in today’s globalization era. Undoubtedly, its original purpose is accomplished by two language modes, viz. speaking and writing. In Natural Language Processing (NLP), these modes are usually known as speech recognition and text recognition. Each and every Knowledge System (KS), for text recognition, applies and works with the aid of text processing facilities like word processors depending on the application area of the respective KSs. This paper evaluates the relative performance of the Grammar Checkers (GC) of widely-accepted processors by specifying problem areas. In addition, this paper proposes a better Checker model avoiding the language errors and the irrelevancies found during the analysis.

• Verification and Validation of Explanation Facility in Knowledge Systems

  Aung Kyaw Oo, Ni Lar Thein

  The 7th ASEAN Science and Technology Week, Jakarta, Indonesia; 08/2005

• Verification and Validation of Explanation Facility in Knowledge Systems

  Aung Kyaw Oo, Ni Lar Thein

  Innovative ASEAN: Creating ASEAN COmpetitive through Innovation, Science and Technology. 08/2005; 1:59-68.

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• Investigation over Feasibility of Generic Object-oriented Systems using Hybrid Methodology

  Aung Kyaw Oo

  Int'l Conference on Computer Applications 2005 (ICCA' 2005), pp 693-699, Sedona Hotel,Yangon, Myanmar; 01/2005