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Business models analysis of Construction Consolidation Centres
This poster includes some of the results obtained in the deliverable “Business models for construction logistics optimisation and CCC introduction”, aiming to improve the current understanding of the functioning of the Construction Consolidation Centres (CCCs). For this purpose, the CANVAS Business Model has been used to assess the business models of several alternatives of CCCs. A CANVAS is a structured methodology that considers nine basic building blocks that cover the main areas of any business. The results obtained from the analysis pointed out that, even though several cities face the similar problems regarding the urban logistics, the level of intensity of these problems vary in each of them. This poster shows the results obtained where several business models for the implementation of CCCs in urban areas have been assessed in four cities (Valencia, Luxemburg, Paris and Verona) from three different perspectives: financial, commercial and organisational
Business models analysis of Construction Consolidation Centres
This poster includes some of the results obtained in the deliverable “Business models for construction logistics optimisation and CCC introduction”, aiming to improve the current understanding of the functioning of the Construction Consolidation Centres (CCCs). For this purpose, the CANVAS Business Model has been used to assess the business models of several alternatives of CCCs. A CANVAS is a structured methodology that considers nine basic building blocks that cover the main areas of any business. The results obtained from the analysis pointed out that, even though several cities face the similar problems regarding the urban logistics, the level of intensity of these problems vary in each of them. This poster shows the results obtained where several business models for the implementation of CCCs in urban areas have been assessed in four cities (Valencia, Luxemburg, Paris and Verona) from three different perspectives: financial, commercial and organisational
Business models analysis of Construction Consolidation Centres
Pérez-Cervera, Carles (author) / Navarro-Correcher, Carolina (author) / Pérez-Cervera, Carles / Navarro-Correcher, Carolina
2018-05-29
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
DDC:
690
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