The Future of Logistics in Indonesia

By Matthijs van der PloegHAN University of Applied

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Respondent: 53Distributed: 5 companies.

- IPC- Pelindo III- Pelindo IV- Samudera Indonesia- Asosisi Logistik Indonesia

Based on: ELA standards

Online Surverey

Results

Part 1: Future needs of logistical Functions and skills

Results

Part 2: Attitude competences

Results

Part 3: External Environment

ResultsNot representing the whole sector, therefore the results are not valid. More research/input necessary.

Respondent: 53Distributed: 5 companies.

- IPC- Pelindo III- Pelindo IV- Samudera Indonesia- Asosisi Logistik Indonesia

Based on: ELA standards

Research can be continued by future student researchers at LLLI-NL and ITB

Cultural Restrictions

Hofstede’s model consists of 6 dimensions Main Differences:

Individualism 66 pointsPower Distance 40 pointsMasculinity 32 pointsIndulgence 30 points

Cultural RestrictionsDimension Indonesia Western

Universalism vs. Particularism

Particularism Universalism

Neutral vs. Affective Cultures

Neutral culture Neutral culture

Individualism vs. Communitarism

Communitarism Individualism

Specific vs. Diffuse Cultures

Diffuse Specific

Achievement vs. Ascription Cultures

Ascription Achievement

Sequential vs. Synchronic cultures

Synchronic Sequentia

Internalistic vs. Externalistic Cultures

Externalistic Internalistic

Trompenaars’ Seven dimensions of Culture

Conclusions

Trompenaars’ Seven dimensions of Culture

The Future of Logistics in Indonesia

By Matthijs van der PloegHAN University of Applied

Science

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