Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Agendas
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Logistics = receive-take care-deliver Goods and Service
Logistics activities
S-Others
Manufactured 37.0
1,593(78%) Goods 53 8
53.8
60.3
S-N
458 700 60.0
Primary 43.4
117(41%) 172 Commodities S-S 26.9
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New level of competition - Supply Chain Competitiveness
Quality Service
Raw Manufacturer of
Material Retailer
Intermediates Manufacturer of Distributor
Supplier Finished Goods
Cost
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Logistics Development Strategies (2007-2011)
Approved by the cabinet on 27 February 2007
Logistics cost Vision World Class Logistics System to support Thai Business and Industries
to GDP
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2.Business value creation to GDP
1 2 3 4 5
Admin.
Agendas
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The strategies are transformed into action plans
Vision World Class Logistics System to support Thai Business and Industries
Operational Level 1 2 3 4 5
Business Logistics Transport and Logistics Service Trade Facilitation Capacity Building
Improvement Logistics Network Internationalization Enhancement
Optimization
Designated Govt. Ministry of Industry/ Ministry of Ministry of Ministry of Finance Ministry of
Agency Ministry of Agricultures Transport Commerce Education/ Ministry
and Cooperatives of Labor/ NESDB
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Agendas
Air Transport
Data Harmonization
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We created a Network of partnership…and most of the
efforts have been carried out by the committed partners.
Cabinet
National Committee on Thailand Logistics Development (NCTLD)
JCP
Public Sector Private sector
NESDB
Logistics
Associations
Industry
Associations
Agendas
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We are exposed to international Experiences via
experts, consultant, and forums
• Dr. Somnuk Keretho, Institute for IT Innovation Kasetsart
University
g Paperless Trade: The way
• Pioneering y covered and the way
y ahead
Experience of DAKOSY/Germany UN/CEFACT Executive Forum
Geneva , 20-21st June 2005
• DTTN-TradeLink Case Study, Hongkong.
• KTNet, Korea e-Trade System : Strategy and Architecture
e-Trade Korea, Innovation 2007 : e-Trade Platform APEC Symposium
on ebXML for Internet Paperless Trading and Collaborative e-
Business July 21-23, 2004 Bangkok, Thailand
• Single Window Development and Implementation Experience of
Singapore UNESCAP-UNECE CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP ON
TRADE FACILITATION IMPLEMENTATION FOR ASIA AND THE
PACIFIC REGION 17 – 18 March 2005, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• UNESCAP/ UNCEFACT/ UNECE/ Etc., Etc.,Etc.
1st Cycle: Paperless Customs + e-Payment for Customs Duty + Container Loading List +
Simple e-Documents Exchange with Port Authority and/or Terminal Operators
2nd Cycle: Other Government Back-end IT systems, e-Permit Exchange with Customs Dept
3rd Cycle: e-Documents Exchange within Air & Sea Cargo Community Cross-Border Paperless Trade
+ e-Payment for Services and Products
(GMS, ASEAN Single
Window, APEC Pathfinder
4th Cycle: Cross-border Duty Free Zones Initiatives)
e-Documents
Exchange
Other Government Agencies
for Paperless Permits and Certificates
Air Port Authority
Paperless
Port Authority
Customs
etc.
Airlines
Internet
NSW
Insurance Companies
Importer/Exporter/
Customs Broker/ Banks
Representative
Ship Agents
Freight Forwarders
2nd and 3rd Cycles can be interchanged
in many cases.
Terminal Operators
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Reducing cost via Consolidation and Distribution Center
Point to Point Transport Transport via DC
University’s
output 27 Cases
Knowledge and
skills Gap
30
Lecturers
150 ~90
Lecturers Cases
Business’s
Business s
expectation
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Our status in finding Thailand Logistics Cost/GDP
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คาขนสง โครงการศึกษาการเพิ่มขีด
Transportation ความสามารถในการแขงขันของ
อุตสาหกรรมโลจิสติกสไทย ระยะที่ 1
(สศช.) ปงบประมาณ 2550
ตนทุนการถือครองสินคาคงคคลัง
ตนทุนบริหารจัดการ โโครงการจัดทําตารางปจจัยการผลิตและ
โครงการพัฒนาฐานขอมูลภาพรวมตนทุน
และมูลคาเพิ่มอุตสาหกรรมโลจิสติกส ระยะ
ที่ 1(สศช.) ป 2547
พัฒนาจุดพักรถบนเสนทางการเดินรถ(กรมทางหลวง)
7 ตุลาคม 2553 www.nesdb.go.th 20
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Maybe this can be a representation of our future.
Driver’s Uniform
Thank You
suriyon@nesdb.go.th
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