Multi-Level Fuzzy Mobile Collaboration Performance Measurement Model

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Against the question of mobile terminal collaboration resources and its constraints in mobile collaborative environment, a multi-level fuzzy mobile collaboration performance measurement model was proposed, which can take advantage of these limited resources effectively and improve the cooperation efficiency of mobile group. At first, the basic concepts, theory and patterns of mobile collaborative performance evaluation system were analyzed. Then, a mobile collaborative performance evaluation system was built based on them using the analytic hierarchy process and fuzzy comprehensive evaluation to evaluated the collaborative performance, and finally put forward countermeasures and suggestions to improve the group cooperation..

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