Commercial Management in Ports: Strategies and Best Practices
Commercial Management
Commercial management answers questions like who, where, when, and how resources are effectively used. It involves:
- Control and organization of resources
- Interaction with other commercial activity groups
- External environment and organizational competencies
- Control and organization of commercial and marketing activities
- Client relationship
- Sales force management
Commercial Model
- Mission and criteria of commercial performance
- Relationship and management mechanisms
- Commercial competencies
Smart Cities and Destinations: Enhancing Urban Life and Tourism Experiences
What is a Smart City?
A Smart City is an urban environment that leverages digital technologies to improve the quality of life for its inhabitants and the efficiency of urban services. This includes integrating information and communication systems to manage resources sustainably, promote citizen participation, and enhance mobility, security, and energy management.
Smart Tourism: Enhancing the Visitor Experience
Smart Tourism involves applying innovative technologies to improve the tourism experience
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Forestry Calculations
Harvesting Costs
Total Costs/SMH = (fixed costs) + (variable costs * UT%) + (labor cost)
Disruptive Technologies and Their Impact on Business Models
Lesson 5: Disruptive Technologies
A) Blockchain
Blockchain is a public and distributed registry shared among all participants in a peer-to-peer network. Each block is linked to the previous one, making it impossible to edit one block without editing the following one, thus having no single point of failure.
a) Structural Features:
- Distributed ledger
- Consensus
- Cryptography
- Flexibility
b) Two Kinds of Blockchain:
- Permissionless or public blockchain
- Permissioned (public or private) blockchain
c) Blockchain Components:
Read MoreConstruction Safety: Hazards, Prevention, and Best Practices
Construction Safety: Hazards, Prevention, and Best Practices
Ergonomic Hazards in Construction Safety
Ergonomic hazards can lead to musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) that can have a lasting impact on workers. Construction work often involves heavy lifting, repetitive motions, and awkward postures, which can all contribute to ergonomic hazards. Ergonomic hazards can cause consistent pain to workers, who often choose to work through that pain, but “working hurt” can not only lower productivity, but can
Read MoreCost Optimization and Efficiency: Understanding Fixed, Variable, and Mixed Costs
Understanding the different types of costs is crucial for businesses seeking to optimize their operations and enhance efficiency. This article explores the key concepts of fixed, variable, and mixed costs, providing insights into their characteristics and implications for cost management.
1. Fixed Costs
Definition: Fixed costs are expenses that remain constant regardless of the level of production or sales within a certain range. These costs do not fluctuate with changes in output.
Examples: Rent,
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