How can the shipping industry adopt a hybrid model : the case of Arista Shipping

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Main Author: Rodrigues, Amanda Mouzinho
Publication Date: 2019
Format: Master thesis
Language: eng
Source: Repositórios Científicos de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (RCAAP)
Download full: http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/26937
Summary: This thesis discusses a stakeholder management and engagement case for Arista Shipping and its’ ambition to adopt a hybrid organisational model (Project Forward) by constructing, operating and commercialising Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) fuelled vessels, formally called as Forward Vessels. With LNG being the most environmentally friendly option out there, Arista is committed to exceed the environmental regulation and to own the ‘cleanest’ fleet of vessel. Through deeper investigation of the methods of stakeholder engagement, this case study focuses on analysing critical stakeholders and complementing with most appropriate methods of engagement, with the objective of advancing the project. This analysis presents stakeholder management and engagement tools that allows managers to identify as well as map each individual stakeholder, thenceforth, accommodating most pertinent methods based on their interests, attributes and roles. For this specific case of Arista Shipping, the engagement methods are to be specifically analysed for: charterers, shipyards and investors/financiers.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv How can the shipping industry adopt a hybrid model : the case of Arista Shipping
title How can the shipping industry adopt a hybrid model : the case of Arista Shipping
spellingShingle How can the shipping industry adopt a hybrid model : the case of Arista Shipping
Rodrigues, Amanda Mouzinho
Hybrid organisations
Shipping
Arista shipping
Stakeholder management
Stakeholder engagement
title_short How can the shipping industry adopt a hybrid model : the case of Arista Shipping
title_full How can the shipping industry adopt a hybrid model : the case of Arista Shipping
title_fullStr How can the shipping industry adopt a hybrid model : the case of Arista Shipping
title_full_unstemmed How can the shipping industry adopt a hybrid model : the case of Arista Shipping
title_sort How can the shipping industry adopt a hybrid model : the case of Arista Shipping
author Rodrigues, Amanda Mouzinho
author_facet Rodrigues, Amanda Mouzinho
author_role author
dc.contributor.none.fl_str_mv Bicho, Marta
Veritati
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Rodrigues, Amanda Mouzinho
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Hybrid organisations
Shipping
Arista shipping
Stakeholder management
Stakeholder engagement
topic Hybrid organisations
Shipping
Arista shipping
Stakeholder management
Stakeholder engagement
description This thesis discusses a stakeholder management and engagement case for Arista Shipping and its’ ambition to adopt a hybrid organisational model (Project Forward) by constructing, operating and commercialising Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) fuelled vessels, formally called as Forward Vessels. With LNG being the most environmentally friendly option out there, Arista is committed to exceed the environmental regulation and to own the ‘cleanest’ fleet of vessel. Through deeper investigation of the methods of stakeholder engagement, this case study focuses on analysing critical stakeholders and complementing with most appropriate methods of engagement, with the objective of advancing the project. This analysis presents stakeholder management and engagement tools that allows managers to identify as well as map each individual stakeholder, thenceforth, accommodating most pertinent methods based on their interests, attributes and roles. For this specific case of Arista Shipping, the engagement methods are to be specifically analysed for: charterers, shipyards and investors/financiers.
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