Search for dissertations about: "transportation customer satisfaction"
Found 5 swedish dissertations containing the words transportation customer satisfaction.
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1. Satisfaction with public transport services
Abstract : Satisfaction is assumed to be an important cause of attitude change by acting as a mediator between preexposure and postexposure attitudes. A number of factors account for whether one is satisfied or not with a specific performance. One factor is expectations, another one performance, and a third factor disconfirmation of expectations. READ MORE
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2. Developing decision support systems for last mile transportation problems
Abstract : Last mile transportation is the most problematic phase of transportation needing additional research and effort. Longer waits or search times, lack of navigational directions and real-time information are some of the common problems associated with last mile transportation. READ MORE
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3. Architectural Evolution of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) using Cloud Computing
Abstract : With the advent of Smart Cities, Intelligent Transport System (ITS) has become an efficient way of offering an accessible, safe, and sustainable transportation system. Utilizing advances in Information and Communication Technology (ICT), ITS can maximize the capacity of existing transportation system without building new infrastructure. READ MORE
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4. Uncertain demand prediction for guaranteed automated vehicle fleet performance
Abstract : Mobility-on-demand (MoD) services offer a convenient and efficient transportation option, using technology to replace traditional modes. However, the flexibility of MoD services also presents challenges in controlling the system. One of the major issues is supply-demand imbalance, caused by uneven stochastic travel demand. READ MORE
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5. Security in Physical Distribution - Causes, mitigation measures and an investment model
Abstract : Recent statistics and terror events testify an increased vulnerability of distribution networks. Antagonistic threats as theft, counterfeiting, contamination and terror are burdening supply chains with unexpected costs in form of lost cargo, production downtimes, lower customer satisfaction, and higher transportation costs. READ MORE