Sustainable port KPIs are an important concept to operate in port. This paper, therefore, compiles & attempts to identify the sustainable port KPIs from academic and practice aspects, and test with Thailand ports in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC). Exploratory factor analysis and one-way ANOVA are applied to group and classify these KPIs. The findings show that there are two main sustainable port KPI groups, namely, critical and preferable groups. KPI group 1 and group 2 are considered as the critical ones, whereas KPI group 3 and group 4 are classified as the preferable ones. This paper also finds that there are some significant differences in sustainable port KPIs among types of ports, namely, container, non-container, and multi-purpo...
Abstract Recently, port operations have continued to increase in line with the increasing demand...
In the past, ports are merely seen as an interface between land and sea for the carriage of cargoes....
A seaport attracts firms to it; such firms are often complementary and find ways to interact with on...
Together with economic growth, ports generate a series of externalities, both social and environment...
Sustainability has become a key goal of any supply chain which aims to be more competitive in the lo...
The port is an important transportation hub of maritime transport, recently developing smart ship tr...
Ports are very important for the national economy as well as social well-being since they are mostly...
Going green is a trend of seaport for all over the world and environmental management becomes a crit...
Purpose: To identify broad Key Success Criteria (KSC) of high performance and sustainability specifi...
The European Union is highly dependent on seaports for trade with the rest of the world and within i...
Purpose - The purpose of this study is to identify crucial sustainability assessment criteria in the...
Ports are experiencing increased pressure to reduce negative impacts on climate and environment, and...
This study explores key critical factors of waterfront port development (WPD) by applying analytic n...
The European Union is highly dependent on seaports for trade with the rest of the world and within i...
Due to the occurrence of abnormal global environmental change, the concept of sustainable developmen...
Abstract Recently, port operations have continued to increase in line with the increasing demand...
In the past, ports are merely seen as an interface between land and sea for the carriage of cargoes....
A seaport attracts firms to it; such firms are often complementary and find ways to interact with on...
Together with economic growth, ports generate a series of externalities, both social and environment...
Sustainability has become a key goal of any supply chain which aims to be more competitive in the lo...
The port is an important transportation hub of maritime transport, recently developing smart ship tr...
Ports are very important for the national economy as well as social well-being since they are mostly...
Going green is a trend of seaport for all over the world and environmental management becomes a crit...
Purpose: To identify broad Key Success Criteria (KSC) of high performance and sustainability specifi...
The European Union is highly dependent on seaports for trade with the rest of the world and within i...
Purpose - The purpose of this study is to identify crucial sustainability assessment criteria in the...
Ports are experiencing increased pressure to reduce negative impacts on climate and environment, and...
This study explores key critical factors of waterfront port development (WPD) by applying analytic n...
The European Union is highly dependent on seaports for trade with the rest of the world and within i...
Due to the occurrence of abnormal global environmental change, the concept of sustainable developmen...
Abstract Recently, port operations have continued to increase in line with the increasing demand...
In the past, ports are merely seen as an interface between land and sea for the carriage of cargoes....
A seaport attracts firms to it; such firms are often complementary and find ways to interact with on...