The future is fast approaching, and a new era of digital innovation and disruption is here.
Robotic Process Automation
Customs Brokerage
Automation and artificial intelligence are hot topics these days This transformation has broad impacts
The future is fast approaching, and a new era of digital innovation and disruption is here. Or, more accurately, according to Josh Bersin, “The future of work is already here.” So yes, the robots are coming. These robots aren’t physical machines; they’re software “bots” installed on desktop computers or in the cloud that can be configured to automate increasingly complex tasks, such as moving, manipulating, and validating data.
Port terminal assets hold an intrinsic value mostly related to real state, infrastructure and equipment. These assets can increase their value of terminals is also directly related the handled traffic and, in such a context, it was expected that terminal assets would steadily increase in value.
Seasonal Stock
Port facilities provide a source of income directly proportional to traffic volumes, ensuring a constant revenue stream to the financial operator. The investment in transport infrastructures located at the Free Zone enables private equity everywhere else around the Panama Canal. Items are kept in stock in anticipation of expected increases in demand.
Speculative Stock
Terminal assets located at various regional locations help mitigate a number of risks; demand fluctuations pricing capacity strategies of competitors trade lanes financial and political risks
Stocks can be increased to protect themselves from possible price increases, for example companies that use rare and expensive metals closely monitor market prices and building stocks at low price
transportation
Leonaxa Co-produce handling services
Costumer's portfolio; characteristics of demand, size, seasonality, type of vessels, transshipment share...
Ports are strategic nodes inside maritime logistics chains. Container terminals have to ensure a smooth synchronization between transport modes, such as maritime, rail and road transport, which are characterized by diverse economies of scale and frequency of arrivals. In this perspective, transloading operations from ship-to-shore assume a vital importance as they affect overall logistics efficiency. Ocean carriers and intermodal operators can be stipulated to enhance the service levels, ranging from joint performance improvement teams to dedicated ventures between major clients and terminal operators.
Ocean Carriers: Supporting The Shipping Service Network
The internationalization process of these firms is triggered by the integration of the terminals with the wider parent shipping line service network. Leonaxa, by controlling a longer generate economies of scope by investing in a business that is highly correlated and synergic with the primary industry.
Hybrid Operators: A Mixed Approach
Critical concerns are not mainly related tot the organizational and operational transformation needed to provide appealing services for potential third-party clients.
HIGHER-IMPACT SERVICES
Leonaxa marketing and strategic implementation of the whole merchant approach providing services at fixed prices, adopting fair, transparent and non-discriminatory behavior in service delivery and costumer care.
Financial Operators
Leonaxa investment in Panama and Canada; a notorious adoption of business segments while undertaking a geographic diversification. Supporting the vast quantities of capital in diverse currency and terminals represent an asset best suited for the allocation of our technologies.
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Time frame asset moves
Leonaxa undertakes horizontal growth strategies to keep the pace of demand expansion and diversify risk across various regions.
At Leonaxa we simplified our expansion strategies for the replenishment in both types of growth strategies. Often used to simultaneous advantages and drawbacks, internal growth implies an increase in firm assets, output or turnover through the reinvestment of cashflows in existing/new businesses. Organic growth offers more corporate control, encourages, internal entrepreneurship, and projects organizational culture. To generate slower growth pace compared to a merger & acquisition since it requires the internal development of new resources. External growth is undertaken via M&A and is capable of yielding synergies and market power against the risk of destroying value in the case of resources or free cashflow misallocation in unproductive ventures.
Tech companies rang in the start of the new year by unveiling some of their ambitious plans for the coming months. Startups and multinational companies alike are beginning to feel the ripple effects of innovation in the industry, with technology becoming more intertwined in everyday lives each year.
As 2018 progresses, here are 5 future technologies you can expect to reach the public in the next couple of years
1. The Internet
The Internet of Things has long been talked about amongst tech insiders as the next big innovation in home technology.
2. Automation
While large-scale innovation in automation has traditionally been limited to the production side of society
3. Cryptocurrency
After Bitcoin’s meteoric price jump in 2017, major tech players have begun to take cryptocurrencies seriously.
4. Blockchain
Blockchain, the decentralized ledger that holds together cryptocurrencies, has applications reaching
5. AI
Artificial intelligence is seeing the light and applications of the technology are already being worked on
Technology has forever changed the world we live in. We're online, in one way or another, all day long. Our phones and computers have become reflections of our personalities, our interests, and our identities. They hold much that is important to us.
