Transportation & Logistics 2030: Volume 2
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Transport infrastructure — Engine or hand brake for global supply chains?
Welcome to the 2nd volume of Transportation & Logistics 2030 (T&L 2030). The resonance received by the first T&L 2030 report, published in October 2009, motivated us to continue the series, and also inspired some of the insights of this next volume.
The second part of the survey is based on a multifaceted analysis of transport infrastructure and its implications for the Transportation & Logistics industry. This paper addresses the question “how will transport infrastructure be able to keep up with increasing freight volumes and growing demand for fast, efficient, reliable and environmentally sustainable transport solutions?” Moreover, the enclosed report develops some scenarios about the future of transport infrastructure.
Contacts
- Mikhail Buchnev
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Mikhail Buchnev
Partner
Moscow
Specialty
- Industrial Manufacturing Leader
- Partner
- Tel: +7 (495) 223-5142
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- Manufacturing Excellence – Achieving excellence in production and supply
- Assembling value: Analysis of M&A activity in the global industrial manufacturing sector, 2Q 2011
- 14th Annual CEO Survey Industrial Manufacturing summary
- Manufacturing Barometer, 1Q 2011
- Manufacturing Excellence: Customer collaboration designs excellence
- Analysis of M&A activity in the global industrial manufacturing sector, 2011
- Never waste a good crisis: lessons in staying ahead for industrial manufacturing leaders
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