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Background
Global communications companies are at
a critical juncture. On the one hand, they are operating in a fast-paced,
constantly evolving market. And on the other, they are competing
fiercely against traditional and non-traditional players who are
out to take their business. To succeed, they must find ways to boost
efficiency, increase strategic advantage, and enhance shareholder
value in the face of continuous global challenges.
Customs and international trade issues
Many communications companies have a
lot of investment tied up in the maintenance of global networks.
Managing Customs is an essential prerequisite to maintaining those
networks and cost effectively realising that investment. For instance,
it's likely that the company will need to maintain its networks
24/7. However, high component and inventory costs may preclude the
holding of spare parts in all territories. In such instances, the
last thing a company needs is a piece of vital equipment held up
by Customs. We can develop a customs friendly logistics strategy
that would minimise the likelihood of problems at the ports and
airports.
Solutions to help you succeed
Over the next five years, many communications
companies are going to enter some non-traditional markets not known
for their efficient customs practices. We can help communications
companies deal with these non-traditional markets. Specifically,
we would help clients to: clear goods quickly; utilise fully all
the available duty relief's and trade facilitation options; pay
as little import duty as possible; and manage all the numerous Non-Tariff-Trade-Barriers.
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