"Container Port Strategy" report explains Sixty ways to ease port congestion

May 28, 2007 - PRLog -- The container port and terminal business is changing rapidly. Against a background of globalisation-driven rapid demand growth, the sector has been attracting massive new inward investment - both from operating companies and external investors.

This means that the pressures on terminal operations and development strategies are changing very rapidly. In addition, the general political environment within which terminals are operated is becoming much more environmentally sensitive. All these factors combine to place very great pressures on the sector.

This new study - prepared from the perspectives of both objective economic appraisal and from operations - defines the issues that will determine the correct strategies for terminal development in the coming period.

The study includes a review of :

The major trends shaping the market and the implications for port and terminal development

Forecast demand growth by region and type

The impact of new industry structures

An analysis of productivity and regional trends

A definition of changes in the terminal market place

An analysis of port-wide service and cost levels - the true position

The effects of emerging new rules and regulations

Tendering approaches to container terminals

A guide to reducing the environmental impact and congestion levels in container terminals

OSC, and our associates, have unrivalled expertise in the container terminal sector and can bring together objective economic appraisal of demand growth with specific experience in the fields of terminal marketing, operations and development.

Key specialists in these fields have prepared this study and it is designed as a tool for those involved in developing and positioning existing and greenfield ports and container terminals.

For more information on the report "Container Port Strategy" , kindly click on the below link :
http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=40574

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