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Robust international trade growth will continue to challenge supply-chain capacity throughout the U.

In 2004 it was supply-chain security. In 2005 it was transportation capacity and delays. This year i

Chairman and presidentwww.arrcnet.comLast year I predicted that "by this time next y

President and chief executivewww.worldshipping.orgIt's difficult to predict what 200

Chairman and chief executivewww.usmx.comOne term that can be used with great certain

Executive directorwww.tlcouncil.orgThe trade press often seems to focus on globaliza

Principalwww.shey-harding.comDuring 2006 we expect to see the market continue to gro

Presidentwww.safmarine.comAs global trade continues to grow at a high rate and vesse

President and chief executivewww.rickmers-linie.comAs we reflect on our thoughts of

Executive directorwww.portfreeport.comFreight does not vote. While cargo containers

Director, Port Commerce Departmentwww.panynj.govInternational trade has grown at a b

Founder and chairmanwww.otslogisticsgroup.comA decade or more ago, traders looked to

President and chief executivewww.nortonlilly.comWe see two major changes occurring d

President and chief executivewww.portno.comHurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma reveal

Presidentwww.nitl.orgAs we move into the second half of the first decade of the 21st

Chairmanwww.enotrans.comHow successful will your business be in 2006? How about in 2

Presidentwww.natcargo.orgChange is nothing new to our industry. Not only have the sh

President and chief executivewww.mtcorp.comThe foundation for one of the key issues

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

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

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

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

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

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

President and chief executive www.ftn.fedex.comHigh on the list of important issues

President www.fesco.comOur industry will be full of changes in the months and years

Vice group chairmanwww.evergreen-america.comEvents that took place in 1984 and 1995

Executive vice presidentwww.ejbrooks.comE.J. Brooks views the two most important ind

President and chief executivewww.colography.comBased on The Colography Group's proje

President www.conect.org2006 will pose many new challenges and opportunities for the

President and chief executivewww.ceresglobal.com; www.yti.comFar East trade growth w

Executive directorwww.airforwarders.orgThe airfreight forwarding industry faced a nu

Chairmanwww.portofantwerp.beDuring the last decade, the maritime sector has been cha

Estimated volume of 1.69 trillion ton-miles and intermodal loads totaling 11.7 million units, up 2.4

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.As shippers struggle to find enough trucks to move their

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.In a story on page 16 of the Dec. 19-26, 2005 Traffic Wor

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.The U.S. Chamber of Commerce plans to lobby in 2006 for m

Marine Terminals Corporation will use SaviTrak, the RFID-enhanced real-time supply-chain information

PWC Logistics, which last year bought global forwarder GeoLogistics, won a project logistics contrac

Panama To Begin Bid Process For New Port: Panama's maritime authority has started the bidding proces