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The cons of a public port management model
The pros of a private port management model
1. Creation of market and profit oriented conditions
2. Financial responsibility towards share-holders
3. Effective extraction within the value chain
4. Productivity and profit oriented
5. Freedom in rates setting
6. Flexibility and client oriented
1. Decision making is politicized
2. Highly dependent on state conjunctures
3. Strong anti-competition rules
4. Red tape effect blocking full potential
5. Human capital set aside
6. Labor syndicates pressure
7. "Sandbox" for new employment policies
The + of any public institution: capital availability, job security... It depends always on the scope of view.
Regulated sustainability and environmentally friendly !
Conclusions
performance, human asset, State, profit, value chain partition
* Considering performance as fact, the discussion about Private and Public Port management would exist?
* Are we convinced that a (so-far) unprofitable public port management model is unable to create profit?
IS ALL ABOUT PERSPECTIVE
Ports are classified according to their ownership or administration/management. Depending on the data or characteristics we’re taking into account, many categories can be identified:
A service port, a tool port, a landlord port and a private port.
What is to be public or private?
Land, management, infrastructure, superstructure, services...
Considering a port as a performance oriented business and sector we analyze it as if private > public or mainly, the pros for private and cons for public.