Port Community System Business Models

Jović, Marija; Aksentijević, Saša; Plentaj, Borna; Tijan, Edvard; Forensics, Aksentijević; Consulting, Viškovo; d.o.o., Žminj Actual

doi:10.18690/978-961-286-485-9.3

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“…Concerning the latter, port community systems act as electronic platforms that connect the multiple systems operated by the variety of public bodies and private companies that make up a seaport, airport, or inland port community (Joviç et al, 2021). Remarkably, within the framework of electronic means in transportation, all data (and specifically, every regulatory information) that are made available to competent authorities on platforms are considered to be received by all bodies for all administrative and regulatory purposes, thus simplifying and accelerating the process of picking, transportation, and delivery of goods throughout a unified market.…”

Section: Regulating Digitalization: the Eu Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Introduction: opportunities and challenges of the digital single market

Carbonara¹,

Tagliaventi²

2023

SMEs in the Digital Era

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A book on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) cannot start without mention of a few significant data: SMEs stand for 99% of European Union companies, and they employ 50-70% of the workforce (Garzoni et al., 2020;Kääriäinen et al., 2020). Based on this, SMEs are major players in the European market, and this fact per se would account for any attention to this type of business. This need is intensified by the reality that SMEs are still struggling to participate in the data-driven economy and are less sensitive to data protection issues, making them more vulnerable in supply chains (OECD, 2017). This book intends to explore how SMEs can handle digital processes and thrive in an environment that-following the 2020 Covid outbreak-is becoming more and more digital. This book's title refers to the core of digital processes for SMEs, i.e., both the unparalleled opportunities and the heightened challenges related to the digital single market. The European Commission has defined the digital single market as "one in which the free movement of goods, persons, services, and capital is ensured and where individuals and businesses can seamlessly access and exercise online activities under conditions of fair competition and a high level of consumer and personal data protection, irrespective of their nationality or place of residence" (COM(2015(COM( ) 192, 6.5.2015. THE EVOLUTION OF ORGANIZATIONS IN THE DIGITAL ERABecoming digital is rooted in the continuous exploration and adoption of new digital infrastructures, which can be intended as "digital technology tools and systems (e.g., cloud computing, data analytics, online communities, social media, 3D printing, digital makerspaces, etc.) that offer communication, collaboration, and computing capabilities to support innovation and entrepreneurship" (Nambisan, 2017(Nambisan, , 1032. SMEs can resort to digital infrastructures with different intensity, pervasiveness, and objectives. A renowned model maintains that SMEs embark on the digitalization journey through subsequent

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Section: Regulating Digitalization: the Eu Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Introduction: opportunities and challenges of the digital single market

Carbonara¹,

Tagliaventi²

2023

SMEs in the Digital Era

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“…In the age of digitalisation, port systems use an IT solution for the exchange of information that ensures the electronic exchange of data between stakeholders in real time. The rapid exchange of information is reflected in the efficiency of operational processes within the port system and increases the competitive advantage of the system in terms of the speed at which a container can move through the system [8]. Modern digital technologies are enabling the development of advanced port communication systems (PCSs) that allow stakeholders to exchange data paperless and in real time, even if they use different information systems.…”

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Enhancing Sustainability through the Development of Port Communication Systems: A Case Study of the Port of Koper

Čerin,

Beškovnik

2023

Sustainability

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This paper addresses the highly topical issue of the digitalisation of the port community through the development of advanced port communication systems (PCSs). The efficient and sustainable operation of container terminals (CTs) plays a key role in global trade and in ensuring the sustainable functioning of transport chains. While larger container terminals utilise PCSs, smaller container terminals often face challenges when implementing similar systems due to resource constraints and unique operational characteristics. This research analyses the impact of PCSs on the operational processes and information exchange between the smaller CT in the Port of Koper and the local port community. The aim of this study is to identify the possibilities of upgrading PCSs with modern information technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), blockchains, internet-of-things (IoT), etc., that will lead to more efficient execution of operational processes, reduced congestion and a lower carbon footprint for the port community as a whole. The paper provides guidelines for the possible coordinated development of PCSs in the Northern Adriatic to ensure the most harmonised operation of stakeholders in different ports or CTs.

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Port Community System Business Models

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References 130 publications

Introduction: opportunities and challenges of the digital single market

Introduction: opportunities and challenges of the digital single market

Enhancing Sustainability through the Development of Port Communication Systems: A Case Study of the Port of Koper

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