Examinando por Materia "Port"

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    Analizar las plataformas logísticas portuarias de Cartagena de Indias durante el periodo de 2008 a 2018
    (2020-02-28) Quintero Sánchez, Angie Natalia; Alvarado de Lima, José Alejandro
    Logistics makes it possible for everything that exists in homes, organizations and workplaces, which is affordable to the cost and capabilities of each person, generating wealth, in general, the development and implementation of logistics platforms represents a tool key to face global challenges with regard to developed economies. For this reason, the Logistics Platforms are a tacit determinant of the work that both land, maritime and logistics transport 3 companies carry out for the benefit of all users, such benefits are determinants in the development and The progress of international business and its operations, where port logistics has a focus on maritime logistics, which is a key to the joint business of geolocation of foreign or international trade. The following research article aims to explain what Logistics Platforms are and everything that in one way or another is inherent to them, such as, for example, structure, typology and of course, the benefits that contribute to what development Economic and international relations are concerned; which will provide, at a scientific and social level, methodologies to know the geographical area and the environment
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    Análisis del desarrollo portuario de la ciudad de Cartagena de Indias
    (2018-10-10) Sáenz Mercado, Viena Del Carmen; Vásquez Marrugo, Karen Dayana; Lozano Burgos, Ana Paula
    The main objective of this research is, to analyze the development impact of the Port of Cartagena de Indias on 3 specific aspects, territorial ordering, foreign trade and human capital of the city. These aspects have been selected because on them, the changes have been more significant and their situations quite particular. The territorial ordering of the city in relation to the port has been marked by growth and development, as a result of the investments budgeted for it. Thanks to this, the Port of Cartagena de Indias was to receive only 2 vessels with steel armor in the 19th century to receive more than 4 thousand vessels per year and be among the first 5 positions in the ranking carried out by ECLAC in the movement of the port every year. The analysis of the behavior of foreign trade is carried out over the last 5 years, with emphasis on the last 2 years, in all aspects related to the port. Finally, human capital is analyzed from a comparison of how it was before and how it is now, and in its relationship with the port, the aspects of trained personnel and the number of jobs generated by the port are exposed.