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The Bush administration has completed free-trade pacts with 13 countries: Chile; Singapore; Australi

President and chief executivewww.log-net.comWithin the systems area of the internati

Executive vice president; Chief executive and president, Limited Logistics Services Inc.

Partnerwww.lambosfirm.comMaritime-security issues will continue to be a concern for

President and chief executive, USA, Mexico, Central Americawww.kuehne-nagel.comThe l

President and chief executivewww.kirbycorp.comThis year will be a year of investment

Chairman, president and chief executivewww.kcsi.comRailroads are undergoing a secula

Global product executivewww.jpmorganchase.com/vasteraAs companies increasingly sourc

President and chief executivewww.k-line.comBasically, 2005 was a good year for ocean

Secretariat, JBC Internationalwww.jig.orgWe expect that 2006, like 2005, will be a y

Executive directorwww.jaxport.comAfter a number of years in the port industry, one t

Chief executivewww.inttra.comWith e-commerce in the ocean shipping industry growing

Executive director, retired www.cargosecurity.comFour years after Sept. 11, the twin

Chief executivewww.interasset.comThe last two years of operations within the contain

President and chief executivewww.imua.orgThe property and casualty insurance industr

President and chief executivewww.intermarineusa.comThe trading volatility in virtual

President and chief executivewww.intermodal.orgThe intermodal industry continued to

Presidentwww.iicl.org The major marine sector challenges this year will be threefold

Presidentwww.imsw.comThe prevailing school of thought in late 2004 was that the 2005

Presidentwww.iesltd.com2006 will be a year of unprecedented competition in our indus

Director, transportation and logistics www.icgcommerce.comIn 2006, the desire to inc

Director, transportation and logisticswww-1.ibm.com/services/us/index.wss/industry/imc/a1000

Chairmanwww.hmm21.comTrade growth in the trans-Pacific in 2005 enabled carriers to s

Presidentwww.hudd.comIt wasn't long ago that the transload industry was directly imp

Chairmanwww.hubgroup.comAny review of 2005 must begin with the lead story: The sharp

Principalwww.hortonglobal.netAs we enter 2006, two major issues will face those doin

Executive directorwww.portofhouston.comPorts are at the forefront of an ever-changin

Chairman, chief executive and presidentwww.horizon-lines.comRemember the classical m

Senior counsel www.hklaw.com/maritimedev.aspMaritime security will continue to evolv

Presidentwww.hualna.com The trends that have characterized the vehicle ocean transpo

PresidentMy predictions for 2006 are what I wish, not necessarily what I believe will happen

Presidentwww.hlcl.comWe expect to produce a good result for 2005, though impacted by

Managing director of U.S. headquarterswww.hanjin.comTwo important changes that I see

Chairmanwww.hafen-hamburg.de/enGrowing trade and infrastructure problems are worldwi

Chairman of the executive boardwww.hamburgsud.comIt seems apparent from independent

After years of talk, 2006 may be the year when ocean carriers get serious about centrally managed po

President and chief executivewww.portofhalifax.caJules Verne was right: The world is

Asian economies will grow faster than official forecasts of a small increase over 2005, according to

Secretary generalwww.europeanshippers.comAt the time of writing these comments, Euro

Presidentwww.gtnexus.comAs supply chains become more global, reach into more countri