Register / Login
All
  1. Home
  2. Search results for: 'Management AND OR ('

Filter By

Currently Shopping by:

  1. Remove This Item Discipline: Operations Management
  2. Remove This Item Sector: Transportation and Logistics
Clear All
Language
  1. English (8)
State
  1. Andhra Pradesh (1)
  2. Gujarat (1)
  3. Kerala (1)
  4. Maharashtra (1)
  5. Tamil Nadu (1)
  6. West Bengal (1)
Product Type
  1. Case (8)
  3. Technical Note (1)

Search results for 'Management AND OR ('

per page

  1. Regulation and Privatisation: A Comparative Case Study of Gujarat Maritime Board and Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust

    Authors: Raghuram, G;

    Reference No: PSG0090TEC Pages: 17 Published on: 5, September, 2003

    Abstract: This paper examines the rationale for Indian port privatization and provides a framework for privatization. In this context, the term privatization is used to connote private ownership (total or partial) and/or private management of port related services (some or all). It analyses the initial efforts of port privatization in ... More

    Buy Case

  2. Kolkata Port Trust

    Authors: Bandyopadhyay, Tathagata; Raghuram, G; Sharma, Yashoverman; Shukla, Niraja;

    Reference No: CIPR0002 Pages: 47 Published on: 18, November, 2009

    Abstract: Kolkata Port (KoPT) had achieved a turnaround from having made a loss of Rs 7.5 crores (cr) in the year 2000-01 to a net surplus of Rs 465.1 cr in the year 2006-07. A variety of initiatives had been taken during the intervening years with a focus on tariff rationalization, revenues from ... More

    Buy Case

  3. Mahanagar Transport Corporation Limited : Social Cost of Concessions

    Authors: Ravichandran, N; Narayanaswami, Sundaravalli; Rajan, Balaraman ;

    Reference No: QM0285 Pages: 14 Published on: 12, October, 2023

    Abstract: This case study focuses on computing the value of concessions (subsidies) offered to select passenger segments, particularly students and senior citizens, by a state-owned public transport corporation. In its current form, however, the subsidy structure is telescopic and does not correlate with value of services offered and fares paid by ... More

    Buy Case

  4. Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited

    Authors: Biyani, Nagendra; Raghuram, G;

    Reference No: CIPR0005 Pages: 30 Published on: 26, April, 2010

    Abstract: This case focuses on the way forward for Hyderbad Metro Rail Ltd (HMRL) as of July 2009, when the earlier winning bidder had to be served with a termination notice due to non compliance towards financial closure. The top management of HMRL was considering various alternatives before them: 1) Whether the second ... More

    Buy Case

  5. Auto Care Centre: Shivranjini

    Authors: Jain, Abhinandan K; Dixit, M R; Bhat, Ramesh; Maheshwari, Sunil Kumar;

    Reference No: MAR0383 Pages: 14 Published on: 14, July, 2006

    Abstract: Abstract The case describes locations, facilities, infrastructure, market, manpower, customer profile, competition and performance of one training and experimentation outlet. It also describes different types of experiments (operations, service, and customer related) conducted at the outlet. Outlet in-charge / sales officer is faced with the issues of deciding what research/ experiments ... More

    Buy Case

  6. Cochin International Airport Limited (A)

    Authors: Varkkey, Biju; Raghuram, G;

    Reference No: PSG0098(A) Pages: 44 Published on: 5, April, 2006

    Abstract: Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL) is the first airport in the joint sector, with large-scale public participation. The new airport project was conceived as an alternative to the then existing naval airport, which was not capable of handling wide-bodied aircraft due to runway limitations. The Cochin airport project throws up ... More

    Buy Case

  7. Indian Railways: Freight Operations Information System

    Authors: Jain, Rekha; Raghuram, G;

    Reference No: QM0230 Pages: 44 Published on: 1, January, 1992

    Abstract: This case describes the project identification formulation and implementation aspects of the computer based freight Operations Information System (OIS) being planned on Indian Railways (IR). This system is expected to bring about improved efficiency through modernization in information handling and decision-making processes, as well as a qualitative change in the ... More

    Buy Case

  8. Indian Railways (B)

    Authors: Ramani, K V;

    Reference No: CISG0042(B) Pages: 5 Published on: 19, November, 1998

    Abstract: Indian Railways is the world's second largest railway system under a single management, and the largest in Asia. IR has a regular work-force of 1.6 million employees. Its fleet of rolling stock includes over 9000 locomotives, 30,000 passenger cars (coaches), and 350,000 freight cars. IR is a multi-gauge multi-traction system, covering over 100,000 km of ... More

    Buy Case

  9. Road Transport Undertakings in Tamil Nadu

    Authors: Joseph, Jerome; Raghuram, G; Sridharan, R;

    Reference No: PSG0055 Pages: 20 Published on: 1, January, 1989

    Abstract: This case describes the organizational form and structure of passenger road transport undertakings in Tamil Nadu. Since nationalization in 1971, major decisions regarding the organizational form were taken. Road transport undertakings were set up in Tamil Nadu under the Companies Act, which is supposed to be RTC Act (which was the ... More

    Buy Case

  10. Ahmedabad Municipal Transport Service (A)**

    Authors: Paul, S;

    Reference No: ECO0005(A) Pages: 18 Published on: 1, January, 1966

    Abstract: Gives the company background and the problems faced by the management of a city transport undertaking in a period of rising costs. The case may be used to illustrate cost functions and economies of scale. ... More

    Buy Case

  11. Jurong Shipyard Limited

    Authors: Raghuram, G; Kothari, Anupama;

    Reference No: PSG0073 Pages: 15 Published on: 20, May, 1997

    Abstract: This case focuses on the expansion decision of a Singapore based shipyard, Jurong Shipyard Limited (JSL). While exploring the options of expansion of facilities, JSL found three choices emerging. Firstly, the company could construct a new graving dockyard. Secondly, it could opt for building a new floating dockyard. Thirdly, it ... More

    Buy Case
per page

My Cart

You have no items
in your shopping cart.

video title

video content