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| Title: | New Mobility Solutions for South Africa and India: A Framework of Success |
| Authors: | Massie, Benjamin
White, Annie
McMurtry, Matthew
Douglas, Devon |
| Keywords: | multi-model transportation systems
New Mobility
South Africa
India |
| Issue Date: | Apr-2008 |
| Abstract: | New Mobility seeks to create an integrated multi-modal transportation system through private sector
investment. This enhanced system has the potential to provide significant social, human health, and
environmental benefits through alleviation of congestion, increased efficiency, and better
transportation access for all members of society. New Mobility Solutions for South Africa and India:
A Framework for Success identifies the capabilities, strategies and management principles needed to
ensure the success of New Mobility offerings and provides recommendations for initial entry into
New Mobility markets. Drawing on secondary as well as in-country research in the previously
identified cities of Bangalore, India and Cape Town, South Africa, specific recommendations were
made with respect to the creation of a New Mobility business and industry. These recommendations
provide Ford Motor Company with a solid base from which they may begin development of New
Mobility through partnerships, alliances, and strategic experiments. The presented frameworks can
guide the planning and implementation of New Mobility solutions throughout the world. |
| Other Identifiers: | 147 |
| Appears in Collections: | Dissertations and Theses (Ph.D. and Master's)
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