Infrastructure operators, environmental and health economics

Transport infrastructures face challenges arising from changing demand structures and different trends of growth in metropolitan and urban regions, as well as structural problems in rural areas. Public services demands on, for example, the healthcare sector or energy supply, environmental services and water management are also changing accordingly.

The future level of infrastructure services will be determined by the users and their needs, and will be developed under conditions of increasing competition and financial pressure.

Our clients

Transport infrastructure managers and public service infrastructure operators
Environmental service and water suppliers and associations
Healthcare service providers, associations and stakeholders

Our services

Corporate strategies

Policy analysis
Strategy evaluation and scenario analysis
Benchmark assessments
Organizational and process analysis
Restructuring processes
Developing organizational models
Cost and key performance indicator analysis
Developing company and business sector strategies and implementation support
Change management processes

Financing and pricing policies

Financing models for infrastructure and rolling stock
Economic feasibility studies
Developing indicator systems and controlling instruments
Developing pricing models for infrastructure use and access

Health care related mobility services

Accessibility analysis for structural planning for medical care services
Mobility concepts for improving access to hospitals and healthcare centers
Restructuring emergency care structures

Consulting for environmental services

Developing strategies for environmental targets
Defining environmental standards
Developing measures for attaining and evaluating environmental targets

Work environment and employee development

Employment in the transport sector
Employee satisfaction
Improving working conditions and mobility management for employees
Qualification for skilled workforces