2014
DOI: 10.5394/kinpr.2014.38.2.163
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A study on entry into the offshore service market through slack model

Abstract: : Domestic offshore business is oriented toward building drill-ships, FPSOs(Floating Production Storage and Off loading). But the equipments needed for offshore platforms are not so developed in Korea because the equipments can not be verified in Korean territory where the offshore platforms are not stationed. This study aims at finding some methods on entering into OSI for the maintenance and disassembly of fixed offshore platforms. Slack model is adopted to find out how slack assets could play a role in pene… Show more

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“…In particular, the propagation of offshore IT equipment is accelerating with the changing maritime satellite communication market, the effectuation of international conventions, and the changing social perceptions [2]. As the importance of automation system and network equipment is increasing compared to in the past, techniques for the integrated management of various network-based devices is required [5] [7]. Therefore, in this study, an integrated network management system(INMS) that allows for on-site and remote capabilities of IP-based network devices in offshore plant, as well as on-site and remote monitoring and operation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, the propagation of offshore IT equipment is accelerating with the changing maritime satellite communication market, the effectuation of international conventions, and the changing social perceptions [2]. As the importance of automation system and network equipment is increasing compared to in the past, techniques for the integrated management of various network-based devices is required [5] [7]. Therefore, in this study, an integrated network management system(INMS) that allows for on-site and remote capabilities of IP-based network devices in offshore plant, as well as on-site and remote monitoring and operation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%