This book is a comparative study of the critical factors in berth productivity in Chinese and South Korean container terminals. It first defines the concept of berth productivity, and then establishes a regression model to evaluate the productivity factor. With the results obtained for the leading Asian container terminals it identifies the relationship between critical factors for berth productivity and their order of importance. The findings provide guidelines for terminal operators to improve berth productivity.
This book is a comparative study of the critical factors in berth productivity in Chinese and South Korean container terminals. It first defines the concept of berth productivity, and then establishes a regression model to evaluate the productivity factor. With the results obtained for the leading Asian container terminals it identifies the relationship between critical factors for berth productivity and their order of importance. The findings provide guidelines for terminal operators to improve berth productivity.
The first book to define the concept of berth productivity Offers the first comparative study of the critical factors in berth productivity in Chinese and South Korean container terminals Includes data on berth productivity factors for over 40 (almost all) Chinese and Korean container terminals By establishing a regression model to evaluate the productivity factor, this book has identified the relationship between critical factors for berth productivity and their order of importance in Asia Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
Bo Lu
Critical Factors Berth Productivity Container Terminal Production Management Productivity China Port Korea Port Engineering Economics