The Time Factor in Liner Shipping Services¶
Notteboom. (2006). The Time Factor in Liner Shipping Services.
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Domain-specific¶
- Transshipment
- The port competes on crane productivity and low dwell precisely because that is where the cost and delay of transshipment concentrate.
This sourceA study of the time factor in liner shipping schedules, assessing how port congestion, waiting times and delays impose logistics costs and pressure schedule reliability.
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“Waiting times and delays put pressure on schedule reliability and might incur logistics costs to the customer.”
- The port competes on crane productivity and low dwell precisely because that is where the cost and delay of transshipment concentrate.
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