Part II: The Solution To Operational Congestion – A Congestion Management Strategy

Operational Congestion at airport
In Part I, we discussed how operational congestion is very costly and a major source of problems for businesses. If it is not addressed, it will starkly impact operation managers from a financial and productivity standpoint, and result in customer dissatisfaction. In Part II, we will discuss how highly localized environments like airports must use a solutions-based management strategy to...

Part I: More People Are Affected By Operational Congestion Than You Think

Operational congestion occurs in highly localized environments such as airports
The backlog of stationary assets can result in operational delays, lengthy completion of tasks and will add additional costs to projects. If we focus on the costs of congestion, one thing becomes clear - the ongoing costs are too much to bear for businesses.  Below we discuss how congestion in business operations, where environments are highly localized, must be addressed...