Business models for construction logistics optimisation and CCC introduction

Basic Information

Language

English

Latest update

Price

Free

Tool type

Guidance document / Manual Method / Approach


Application area

  • Dissemination and communication
  • Exploitation and business plans

Target Audience

  • Medium-sized cities
  • Large cities
  • Metropolitan regions

Summary

In response to this problematic caused by the construction industry, the project SUCCESS aims to reduce the negative impacts caused by the freight distribution in urban areas and have a better understanding of its logistic supply chain. In order to do this, the SUCCESS project focuses on the improvement of the supply chain management (i.e. supplier’s cooperation schemes) and the introduction of Construction Consolidation Centres (CCC) to reduce the logistics costs of the construction industry.

The project provides tools and methodologies to design innovative solutions for construction logistics in urban areas. More specifically, the deliverable “D3.3 Business Models Development and Analysis” focuses on the study of business models for the implementation of CCC’s analysing the cooperation and coordination of the Supply Chain stakeholders from three different perspectives: economic, commercial and organisational point of view.

The main objective of the deliverable are the following:

  • Elaborate a state of the art of Urban Consolidation Centres (UCC) and CCC analysing the business models applied in different case studies.
  • Select the most suitable business models taking into account its commercial, financial and organizational feasibility.

Contacts

FERRERO Francesco, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST)

Lead of the tool development: SUCCESSSUCCESS

francesco.ferrero [at] list.lu

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