Evolution of the fuzzy Delphi analysis template (FDMv2.0) development for impact studies

This in century, the development of the world of research is seen to be developing well, especially in our country. This is in line with the government’s desire to create a culture of reading among the people. Discussion about research, it must parallel with reading especially those involving scientific and empirical material. So it is not surprising that there are many approaches in the research process such as quantitative, qualitative, design and development and so on. The Fuzzy Delphi Method (FDM) is a method that is seen to be often used in answering and measuring various research objectives. In retrospect, FDM is a methodology that has undergone a modification process by incorporating Fuzzy numbering elements into the original Delphi method. FDM also has various methods of analysis. However, in this innovation process, the emphasis on the use of FDM involving three conditions is used, namely the determination of the threshold value (threshlod, d), the calculation of the percentage of agreement of the expert group and the Fuzzy score indicator (A) in looking at the agreement of the expert group to make decisions. Thus an evolution of innovation on the development of Fuzzy Delphi Analysis Template or known as FDMv2.0 which has been developed since 2013 as well as through the process of innovation in ensuring the generation of data findings for FDM methods can be implemented well and effectively. Thus, the FDMv2.0 analysis template that has been developed has also been widely used by postgraduate students and grant researchers in ensuring that the findings that can be translated are accurate, precise and empirical.