TY  - BOOK
AU  - Pal, Tanuta (PUT20373) 
AU  - Chaudhary, Nivesh (Guide) 
TI  - Effects of emerging trends in maritime ports on supply chain performance/management: case study from Dadri to JNPT (Softcopy is also available)
U1  - P TH-2647 
PY  - 2022///
N1  - Contents
Undertaking	i
Certificate	iii
Acknowledgments	v
Abstract	ix
Table of contents	xiii
List of figures	xix
List of tables	xi
1	Introduction	7
1.1	Background	7
1.2	Aim:	8
1.3	Objective	8
Sub-objective	8
1.4	Need of the project:	9
1.5	Problem statement	9
1.6	Research Question:	10
1.7	Methodology:	10
1.8	Limitations	11
1.9	Research Timeline	12
2	Literature Review	13
2.1	Understanding supply chain	13
Types of container specifications has been explained:	15
Supply chain management:	16
Current scenario of supply chain globally	17
Current scenario of supply chain in India	20
 
2.2	Understanding maritime supply chain and Infrastructure	21
Types of organizations involved in supply chain management..23 2.3	Port and Functionality of Port	23
Types of cranes used in the port:	25
Dry Ports:	25
Port Performance Indicators	26
Current and upcoming scenario of ports globally:	27
Current and upcoming scenario of ports in India:	28
India’s container market	29
2.4	Parameters of Port and its Impact on Global Supply Chain	33
3	Case Studies	37
3.1	Port of Rotterdam	37
Introduction	37
Issues identification: Port of Rotterdam	39
Optimizing Supply Chain	39
3.2	Jebel Ali	41
Introduction	41
Issues identification: Jebel Ali Port	42
Optimizing Supply Chain	43
3.3	Port of Singapore	44
Introduction	44
Optimizing Supply Chain	44
3.4	JNPT	45
Issues Identified: JNPT	45
Optimizing supply chain: Technological Upgradation	45
4	Benchmarking and Comparative Assessment	47
5	Stakeholder Consultancy with Port Operators and Other Players	51
6	Freight movement between ICD Dadri- JNPT	55
6.1	Strategic importance of Dadri:	55
6.2	Understanding an existing export supply chain from ICD Dadri to JNPT: 56
Scenario 1:  As Usual Scenario	56
Case 1: Containers from Factory to ICD CONCOR, Dadri to JNPT (Factory Stuffed Containers)	57
Case 2: Containers from factory to ICD CONCOR, Dadri to JNPT (warehouse stuffing)	61
Case 3: Containers from factory to ICD CONCOR, Dadri to JNPT (direct stuffing)	65
7	Gap assessment	69
7.1	Gap assessment in the existing supply chain and recommended solutions 69
Comparison of the three cases of the existing supply chain (Rail and Road)	70
8	Port parameters in the existing supply chain and developing matrix.	71
9	Framework for adopting optimization in Maritime Supply Chain	73
9.1	Operational interventions:	73
9.2	Structural interventions	74
9.3	Integration Process:	74
Port Community System:	75
10	Proposed Supply chain	77
10.1	Do Something Scenario:	77
11	Recommendations and Takeaways	79
12	Conclusion And Way Forward	81
Possibility of proposed scenarios:	81
Shift towards adapting advancement:	82
12.2	Way Forward:	82
References	xiii
Appendix 1: QUESTIONNAIRES	xix
Questionnaires for CONCOR ICD, Dadri	xix
Questionnaires for JNPT	xx
Questionnaires for Transporter (DHL.)	xx
Appendix 2: MINUTES OF MEETING(MOM)	18
MOM 1:	18
MOM 2:	19
MOM 3:	21

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