Data · dataset · 2009
Using TOC to Develop Ubiquitous Port Information System and to Formulate Its Marketing Strategy
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Recently the rapid increase in container volume make the Western Pacific Region becomes the most rapid development region in the world.
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However, almost all Taiwan\'s international port container volume grows up slowly, and lost the competitive advantage gradually. Moreover,Mainland China and Hong Kong Governments devoted to port construction has put Taiwan ports into even worse position.The Taiwan is famous as “Technology Island”; therefore the Government has put lots efforts on promoting ICT (information communication Technology).
Therefore, the Information communication technology offers Port authorities another opportunity to continue improving to achieve “the goal”--- regain the sustainable competitive advantage in Asia-Pacific Region.This study used the theory of constraint and combined the concepts of the valued-added port characterized with safety, intelligence, and omnipresent port. Then focus on the needs of port users, analyze the current situation of ports, identify the bottlenecks and then provide the solutions.
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Through these processes, this study found the main bottlenecks are “legal restrictions”,“economic depression”, “insufficient hinterland”, “inadequate port infrastructure”, and “ short of smooth integrations”.Corresponding to these bottlenecks, this study proposes workable solutions are “ enforcing internal marketing”, “ upgrading the IT capabilities”, “ Government take charge of integration”, “users pay”, “redesign the compensation and reward system”, and “recruiting new employees” etc.Finally, this study formulate U-port’s marketing strategies by using ICT applications in U-Space, that is World Wide Web, RFID and VTS/ATS in immersion marketing,mobile communications both in transformation and sync marketing, and WLAN, WWAN, EDI in 3 nexus marketing.
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