말콤볼드리지 모형 기반 반도체 소재 협력기업 평가요인 분석
This study develops and prioritizes a Baldrige-based evaluation structure for semiconductor material suppliers using an integrated Delphi method and Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) approach. Rather than treating AHP as an isolated mathematical procedure, the study positions it as a practical weighting tool within a broader model-development process. First, the seven-category Baldrige framework and prior supplier-evaluation studies were reviewed to derive candidate domains and items. Next, a first-round Delphi survey identified core industry-specific domains, and a second-round Delphi survey verified the importance and adequacy of the structured items. Finally, AHP was applied to calculate the relative priorities of the validated factors. The results show that customer-related factors received the highest weight, followed by workforce and measurement, analysis, and knowledge management factors. In the global ranking, customer quality issue response system, customer satisfaction and voice of customer (VOC) management, response to customer requirements, securing specialized experts, and root-cause analysis and improvement were identified as the most important factors. Additional analysis based on stricter consistency-ratio thresholds confirmed that the overall priority structure remained stable. These findings suggest that semiconductor material supplier evaluation should move beyond a conventional quality-cost-delivery (QCD) perspective and incorporate customer responsiveness, data-driven management, workforce capability, and operational stability in an integrated manner. The study contributes by translating the Baldrige framework into an industry- specific evaluation structure and by providing a practical weighting basis for supplier assessment.