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When setting future supply chain budgets, companies must take into account not only the increased cost of industrial real estate, but also longer lead times for new space in many markets.

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Clothes Encounters: The Logistics of a Revolving Closet

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3PL Partnerships Can Ease Burden on LATAM Manufacturers

Latin America is fast becoming the destination of choice for companies looking to expand their global footprint, and 3PLs with knowledge and regional expertise will be valuable partners.

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Panama: Leveraging Opportunities Beyond the Canal

Leverage Panama’s developments into your distribution hub for a more streamlined, efficient, and profitable bottom line.

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U.S.-Canada Trade: Getting a Line on Cross-Border Shipments

Cross-border import and export trade between the United States and Canada requires planning and expertise.

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Latin American Logistics: The View to the South

U.S. companies trading with Latin America face opportunities and challenges, but logistics service providers can help.

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Asia’s rapid growth presents challenges of its own, especially in the area of supply chain management.

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Georgia’s Supply Chain Industry Steers the Next Generation of Workers

A Transportation Club of Atlanta internship program connects Georgia’s supply chain students with leading businesses.

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E-Commerce DC Site Selection: Connecting the Dots

E-commerce retailers choose specialized distribution centers near parcel carrier hubs and transportation infrastructure.

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3PL, Expedited Shipping, Global Logistics, Ocean, Materials Handling, Site Selection, Risk Management, Trucking, Security, Supply Chain Management, Warehousing

163 Ways to Supercharge Your Supply Chain

Actionable tips help you revitalize your warehousing, 3PL, trucking, and global logistics operations.

Illustration of pills labelled with supply chain challenges

Intermodal, Health Care Logistics, Automotive Logistics, Transportation Infrastructure, Supply Chain Management

Trends—November 2013

Regulatory compliance is top supply chain challenge for healthcare executives; Ohio’s transportation funding plan pays dividends with bridge repair program; GM saves $40 million a year by co-locating stamping and assembly facilities; Collaboration is the key to sustained procurement savings; U.S. domestic intermodal surpasses international as growth driver.

U.S. map with several locations highlighted

Economic Development, Utilities

Utilities & Site Selection: Powering U.S. Manufacturing Growth

Site selection teams get help from energy providers looking to boost local economic development.

Amarillo, Texas skyline

Site Selection

Ports-to-Plains Corridor: A Pipeline for Progress

The Ports-to-Plains Corridor represents a vital trade conduit for North America’s energy and agriculture heartland.

Mark Hogan

Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Transportation Infrastructure

Have You Seen That 584-Page ‘Map’ Yet?

The Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act steps up surety bond requirements for freight brokers.

Kurt Nagle

Ports, Transportation Infrastructure

Improving America's Ports: A Vital Step in U.S. Economic Recovery

Investing in port infrastructure allows long-term job creation so the U.S. can lead in international trade and commerce.

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Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Transportation Infrastructure

Transportation Infrastructure: Building Hope for the Future

U.S. industry confronts a failing transportation system and looming capacity crunch. New legislation may help.

Keith Biondo

3PL, Economic Development, Manufacturing, Warehousing

We Need Jobs…Let’s Raise Taxes?

Minnesota's warehouse tax may push jobs out of state.

Economic Development, Health Care Logistics, Finance, Picking Solutions

Trends—May 2013

Prologis Pulaski DC breaks ground, breaks new barriers in sustainable development; Voice technology finds traction in the supply chain; Healthcare industry stands to gain by adopting retail supply chain best practices; Freight spot market swings with seasonal demand; Midwest floods present new challenges for inland waterway shippers

Economic Development, Global Economy

Emerging Markets Break Through

Growth in overseas manufacturing spurred a boom in transportation of goods to and from developing nations. New emerging markets require shippers to reconsider their global operations.

Keith Biondo

Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Transportation Infrastructure

America’s Hardened Arteries

The United States lags behind other nations in transportation policy and infrastructure funding, writes Inbound Logistics Publisher Keith Biondo.

E-commerce, Distribution, Site Selection

e-Commerce: Finding the Sweet Spot

Online retailers seeking new sites for DCs and warehouses need the transportation infrastructure to support a constant, rapid-fire flow of shipments – plus a capable workforce, affordable utilities, and business incentives to help them get the most from their investment.

Warehouse site selection

Site Selection

Site Selection: You Are Here

Choosing the right location for your distribution center can give your business significant edge. Here’s how the pros decide where to go.

Bill Johnson

Panama Canal, Ports, Transportation Infrastructure

Ports and Shippers Prepare for the Post-Panamax Age

The Panama Canal expansion, to be completed in 2015, will impact global commerce and affect trade patterns to the U.S. East Coast. Ports such as PortMiami are preparing themselves to accept the new class of mega cargo ships, says Bill Johnson of PortMiami.

Tom Dixon

Economic Development

Calgary, Alberta: Western Canada's Distribution Hub

Superior access to markets, the availability of serviced land, massive warehousing and logistics parks, cost-effective business environments and a highly skilled labor force combine, unprecedented regional growth, and the ability and foresight to meet future market needs make Calgary a global transportation hub and Western Canada's undisputed distribution center and inland port.

Utilities, Site Selection

Utilities & Site Selection: Energized for Success

For many businesses selecting sites for new distribution centers and warehouses, ensuring adequate and affordable energy to power the facility is a challenge. Smart companies enlist the help of local resources to explore the cost of utilities in municipalities they are considering for new locations.

Intermodal, Site Selection

Intermodal: More Than Roads and Rails

Intermodal rail facilities located around the United States allow shippers to save transportation costs and move goods efficiently. Transportation infrastructure, a skilled workforce, logistics service providers, and affordable utilities support the manufacturing and distribution facilities located in these intermodal hubs.

Economic Development

Trends—April 2012

Shifting supply and demand trends focus attention on the U.S. Southeast; Retailers turn to social media to increase real-time communication; U.S. retailers explore e-commerce opportunities offshore; Supply chain collaboration improves performance metrics; Ranking the world’s most ethical supply chains

Mexico, Global Logistics, Site Selection, Latin America

Nearshoring Latin America: A Closer Look

Factors such as labor costs, transportation time and costs, and infrastructure may make Latin America the best global location for manufacturing operations.

Economic Development, Wind Logistics

Wind Power: Generating Logistics Opportunities

The wind power industry continues to grow, expand, and excel domestically—and equipment manufacturers and specialty transportation providers are growing with it.

Site Selection

South Carolina: Invested in Logistics Excellence

South Carolina’s logistics advantages include central East Coast location, transportation infrastructure, capable supply chain service providers, a skilled workforce, and a business-friendly economic climate.

Keith Biondo

Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Transportation Infrastructure, Supply Chain Management

A Lost Art?

Today's supply chain professionals are tough, practical, and undeterred by the specter of failure, writes Inbound Logistics Publisher Keith Biondo.

Lynn A. Westmoreland

Economic Development, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations

On a Roll: How a New Auto Plant Revived a Town

Congressman Lynn A. Westmoreland shares his perspective on West Point, Georgia’s manufacturing revival spurred by the opening of the town’s Kia Motors plant.

Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Transportation Infrastructure

Tiger Grants: Road Work Ahead?

The Department of Transportation's third set of Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) grants provides funding for a range of projects.

Economic Development, Ports

Sold! Ports Help Close the Deal on Economic Development

Demand for industrial real estate near U.S. seaports is outpacing demand for industrial sites in general. Whether it actively buys and develops land or simply improves its own facilities to draw more interest, port authorities are crucial partners in regional economic development initiatives.

Rob O'Brian

Economic Development

Joplin is Rebuilding and Open for Business

In the wake of a destructive tornado, the Joplin, Missouri, community banded together to provide healthcare services and begin rebuilding, writes Rob O'Brian, president of the Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce.

Utilities, Site Selection

Utilities & Site Selection: A Powerful Partnership

Energy resources often spell the difference between an adequate location and a great one. Energy utilities may therefore serve as a valuable partners in the site selection process.

Gil Carmichael

Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Transportation Infrastructure

Embracing Interstate 2.0: A Rail-based Transportation Vision 

Gil Carmichael, founding chairman of the Intermodal Transportation Institute at the University of Denver, explains how the United States can create new economic vitality by producing a safe, energy efficient, and environmentally friendly multimodal transportation policy in which rail once again plays a dominant role.

Site Selection

Site Selection Decisions: A Matter of Data

When selecting locations for logistics hubs, regional factors such as population density and facility costs determine where and how businesses store and distribute inventory.

Intermodal, Site Selection, Rail

U.S. Intermodal Gets a Lift: America’s Great Rail Sites & Services

Intermodal connections help shippers move product quickly and efficiently. Get on track with some locations, utilities, and service providers that are helping intermodal grow.

Intermodal, Transportation Infrastructure

Northern Exposure: Navigating the Alaskan Supply Chain

Intermodal transportation stitches together Alaska's 663,268 square miles of rugged terrain, presenting challenges and opportunities for intrepid shippers.

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Site Selection

Trends—February 2011

Household moves as a leading indicator of regional growth. Inbound transportation dynamics among manufacturers, distributors and retailers are changing. President Obama's 2011 State of the Union address elicits response from a range of industry groups

David Holt

Economic Development

Growing a Statewide Logistics Sector

Conexus Indiana, a statewide forum for key logistics and manufacturing companies, helps logistics operations grow in Indiana and attracts new businesses and high-paying jobs to the state.

Economic Development

On the Road: Between the Pines In Florida’s Great Northwest

Panama City, Fla., is primed for economic prosperity, thanks to the new Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport and a local aerospace and defense research and development facility.

Transportation Infrastructure

On the Road: Cross-Country Running

Driving across the United States presents insights into the nation’s manufacturing, energy, transportation, and sustainability developments.

Economic Development, Global Economy, Mexico

Ask the (M)experts 2011

Supply chain leaders and economic development experts provide insight on what's new in security, infrastructure, and manufacturing in Mexico.

Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Transportation Infrastructure

Transport Funding: Who Gets the Big Piece of Pie?

The U.S. Department of Transportation's second round of stimulus funding for infrastructure development exposes a widening gap between U.S. roads, rails, and bridges and government special interests.

Air Cargo, Transportation Management, Transportation Infrastructure

How to Ship Air Freight in Alaska

Moving cargo by air in Alaska requires expertise in transportation and logistics management.

Keith Biondo

Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Transportation Infrastructure

Elephants Chasing TIGERs

The latest round of Department of Transportation TIGER grants continues the spending bias for passenger and other non-freight initiatives.

Air Cargo, Ocean, Transportation Infrastructure, Supply Chain Management

Trends—October 2010

U.S. transportation spending lags, according to Transportation Performance Indexes; International air cargo traffic increases; Ocean volumes rise; Large corporations band together to help smaller suppliers sell goods and services to global companies.

Air Cargo, Green Logistics, Global Economy, Import, Export, Cross-border Trade, Mexico, China, Health Care Logistics, Agriculture Logistics, Global Logistics, Ocean, Transportation Infrastructure

Global Logistics—September 2010

Mexico Taxes U.S. Imports, Audi's carbon friendly cars and carbon friendly transportation, Australia labors over transportation expansion, UPS opens health care logistics hubs in Singapore and China, U.S. football imports from China

Cross-border Trade, Canada, Security, Transportation Infrastructure

Ties That Bind: Sewing Up  U.S.-Canada Trade

A steady stream of goods passing north and south across the U.S.-Canada border stitches the two nations tightly together, complicated by factors such as customs regulations, security protocols, data exchange, and infrastructure projects.

Economic Development, Mexico

Mexico Takes Flight

A booming aerospace sector south of the border offers tremendous opportunities for U.S. and Canadian manufacturers.

Global Logistics, Transportation Infrastructure

Let's Go Europe: Touring Transportation Best Practices

U.S. companies exploring uncharted markets to expand their global presence might consider taking a second pass through Europe for a fresh perspective on transportation best practices.

Economic Development

Trends–March 2010

A proposed arctic port could make America's Last Frontier a new freight gateway; Weighing the importance of demand management; Uptick in e-commerce benefits expedited transport services; Conflicting opinions on proposed transport-related legislation.

Robert W. Jennings

Economic Development

SIN Centers: An Investment in Ideas

Synchronous innovation networks are regional centers of excellence funded by a combination of public and private resources. Robert W. Jennings of Captar Group explains how they benefit entrepreneurs.

Air Cargo, Transportation Infrastructure

On the Road | Piedmont Triad, North Carolina: Visions of an Aerotropolis

Inbound Logistics Senior Writer Joseph O'Reilly tours North Carolina's Piedmont Triad, home to a new FedEx hub and growing Aerotropolis.

Eric R. Byer

Economic Development, Logistics, Rail

Reliable Rail Service Hinges on Reform

By letting market forces dictate rates and improving service, we can achieve freight rail competition.

Logistics, Supply Chain, Transportation Infrastructure

Low Bridge, Everybody Down!

As the historic Erie Canal celebrates its 200th anniversary, it’s also enjoying another milestone: commercial traffic volume that’s five times higher than in recent years.

Economic Development, Logistics, Site Selection, Supply Chain

The St. Louis Region: Big Developments, Bright Future

Here’s a survey of the factors that make the St. Louis, Missouri, region an excellent location for logistics operations.

Air Cargo, Economic Development, Logistics, Ocean, Site Selection, Supply Chain, Trucking, Transportation

Alaska: Conquering The Last Frontier

By offering air, barge, ocean carrier, rail, and trucking services, logistics providers are minimizing the risks involved with transporting goods to, from, and within Alaska.

Economic Development, Logistics, Supply Chain

New Interchange 55 Logistics Park

New and noteworthy in the supply chain

Logistics, Supply Chain, Transportation Infrastructure

New Jersey, Rhode Island: Highways to Hell

The nation's top-performing, most cost-effective highways can be found in North Dakota, Kansas, South Dakota, Nebraska, and South Carolina, according to the latest edition of the Reason Foundation Annual Highway Report.

Matt Markham

Economic Development, Logistics, Supply Chain

How Georgia Designed an Innovative Logistics Landscape

As the shipping and transportation landscape adapts to changing business needs and technology capabilities, it’s essential for industry groups to come together and support a sustainable logistics ecosystem.

Logistics, Supply Chain, Transportation Infrastructure

U.S. Infrastructure: Will It Finally Be Fixed?

Crumbling U.S. transportation infrastructure gets worse every year, and failure to address it soon will leave us in the midst of a crisis we can’t dig out of. There’s no more time to sit on our hands; it’s up to the U.S. government and the private sector to act before we reach a point of no return.

E-commerce, Last Mile Delivery, Logistics, Site Selection, Supply Chain

Primed for Amazon

In September 2017, Amazon announced plans to open another headquarters in North America. Called "HQ2," the facility will cost at least $5 billion to construct. Locations are going the extra mile to win the bid for HQ2.

Temperature-Sensitive Goods, Food Logistics, Transportation Infrastructure

Cold Cuts: Refrigerated Transport’s Global Forecast

Globalization and technological advancements in refrigerated transportation systems and equipment are driving increased demand for temperature-controlled food across the globe.

Economic Development, Logistics, Site Selection, Ports, Supply Chain, Trucking, Technology , Warehousing

Georgia: Pathways to Progress

In the logistics sphere, Georgia offers every important road—as well as air and sea route—to success.

Michele Brown

Economic Development, Panama Canal, Logistics, Supply Chain

Welcome to the Neo-Panamax Era: Big Ships, Big Opportunities

The widening of the Panama Canal ushers in an era of big ships and big opportunities. Companies with a New Jersey location are well-positioned to capitalize on this exciting new era.

Economic Development, Mexico, Canada, Global Logistics

NAFTA: Should We Stay or Should We Go?

Find out what Americans really think of NAFTA.

Economic Development, Logistics, Site Selection, Ports, Supply Chain, Trucking, Technology , Warehousing

Georgia: Pathways to Progress

In the logistics sphere, Georgia offers every important road—as well as air and sea route—to success.

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