Efficiency effects of information on operational disruption management in port hinterland freight transport: simulation of a Swedish dry port case

Wide, Per; Kalahasthi, Lokesh Kumar; Roso, Violeta

doi:10.1080/13675567.2022.2100333

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“…While effectively utilizing the resource advantages in China, it should make full use of foreign resources and factors of production and adopt an export-oriented development path. Moreover, it should actively participate in the economic structure, economic operation mechanisms, and systems based on the international division of labor and international competition (Per, Lokesh, and Violeta, 2023). The construction and development of international land ports can more effectively promote the local communities to give full play to their location advantages and transportation and logistics platform strengths.…”

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Spillover Effects of Land Port Economy: A Case Study of Huaihua International Land Port in Hunan, China

Hou,

Lv,

Shu

et al. 2023

JABE

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Previous studies have shown that the construction and development of international land ports have a significant economic spillover effect on the neighboring regions. The construction and development of Huaihua International Land Port inevitably exerts economic spillover effects on the adjacent regions. It is necessary to analyze and predict the trend of economic data before and after the construction of the land port in the study area to evaluate accurately the role and effect of the land port in driving the economic development of the local and neighboring regions. Then, the impact of land ports as a variable is quantified by analyzing the difference between the predicted and actual results, thus providing a basis for formulating scientific policies. Local governments’ general public budget revenue (GPBR) is an important indicator to measure the economic development of a region. The paper uses the local governments’ GPBR of Huaihua International Land Port Economic Development Zone, Hecheng District, and Zhijiang Dong Autonomous County from January 2019 to June 2023. Based on this, time series decomposition and SARIMA modeling are carried out. It analyzes the impact of Huaihua International Land Port on the region and its economic spillover effect on the surrounding regions. The results found that the impact presented by the model is consistent with the actual situation. Therefore, the evaluation results have high accuracy and reliability.

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Spillover Effects of Land Port Economy: A Case Study of Huaihua International Land Port in Hunan, China

Hou,

Lv,

Shu

et al. 2023

JABE

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“…At the customers' location, the container is stuffed and subsequently returned to the port via the same transport network.The model assumes operational conditions without disruptions or container shortages-in short, that shipping lines will always supply ECs when requested by customers. Assessments of disruptions management using the same case study addressed inWide et al (2022) has implications for the likelihood of the simulated results compared with real-world operations. Nonetheless, because our aim was to compare how scenarios with varying levels of collaboration affect emissions, costs, and kilometers traveled, disruptions can be assumed to be environmental conditions indistinct within the simulated experiments (i.e., noise in the experimental design).The logic of our simulation modeling is complemented with the definitions of attributes, performance variables, decisions, and events for each of the system agents.…”

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Assessing the Eco-Efficiency Benefits of Empty Container Repositioning Strategies Via Dry Ports

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An empirical examination on firm innovativeness and supply chain resilience: The role of information sharing from a dynamic capabilities view

Dickens,

Uvet,

Anderson

et al. 2024

Knowl Process Manag

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Supply chain disruptions present an existential threat to firms in today's highly competitive global economy. To appropriately thwart and mitigate this threat, firms must innovate capabilities that enhance and properly balance investments in their supply chain resilience posture. This study investigates the importance of information sharing and its interactive influence on firm innovativeness and resilience. This study uses a survey and partial least squares multigroup analysis to empirically test a theoretical model grounded in dynamic capabilities theory. Contributions from this study highlight that regardless of firm size, firm innovativeness is a significant antecedent to supply chain resilience. Key findings show that small firms use information sharing, whereas large firms do not, with their suppliers to accelerate innovation efforts in developing supply chain resilience capabilities. This study extends knowledge in the field by providing insights enabling large firms to improve their information sharing efforts to enhance innovation activities.

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Efficiency effects of information on operational disruption management in port hinterland freight transport: simulation of a Swedish dry port case

Cited by 10 publications

References 35 publications

Spillover Effects of Land Port Economy: A Case Study of Huaihua International Land Port in Hunan, China

Spillover Effects of Land Port Economy: A Case Study of Huaihua International Land Port in Hunan, China

Assessing the Eco-Efficiency Benefits of Empty Container Repositioning Strategies Via Dry Ports

An empirical examination on firm innovativeness and supply chain resilience: The role of information sharing from a dynamic capabilities view

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