lntermodal Transportation vs. Direct Trucking: Efficiency Analysis during the Le Havre Port Blockage

The Le Havre port blockage presented a significant disruption to logistics and supply chains, highlighting the importance of efficient transportation strategies.
This case study analyzes the efficiency of intermodal transportation compared to direct routes by truck during the blockage period, focusing on key performance indicators such as cost and carbon emissions.

While intermodal transportation, involving barges, trains, and trucks, typically suggests a reduction in total cost through indirect cost, this analysis reveals the complexities and trade-offs in choosing the optimal route.
The research explores how indirect routes and indirect costs can affect overall efficiency, contrasting with the straightforward but often higher total costs through trucking routes. The findings provide valuable insights for decision-makers in logistics, emphasizing the need to include indirect costs besides transportation costs.

- Select and use relevant information in order to adapt one's response according to the situation Grasp the complexity of the business environment.
- Evaluate and compare the efficiency of intermodal transportation versus direct trucking during the Le Havre port blockage.
- Analyze key performance indicators, including cost, carbon emissions, and operational efficiency, to understand the trade-offs involved in selecting optimal transportation routes during supply chain disruptions.

Mastères spécialisés
MBA, Executive MS

Transport terrestres

- PPT (3 slides)
- 2 Excel de correction

Année de la problématique : 2023

Livraison : Livraison par lien de téléchargement

Nombre de pages : 8

Temps d'utilisation : plus de 3 heures (De 3 à 6 h)

Code du secteur d'activité : 60 - Transports terrestres