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Chief executivewww.sydneyports.com.auPorts worldwide share in the concern of threats

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Once upon a time not so long ago there was a giant U.K.-b

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Overland Park, Kan.It is the new 21st century ver

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.There's something about job security, continuity and the

Director, Global Trade Advisory Groupwww.kmzr.comIn my view, the major challenge fac

Presidentwww.columbia-coastal.comOver the last decade, the intermodal modes - trucki

President and chief executive www.schenkerusa.comDeveloping a true one-stop shop tha

Member of group management, head of global customers www.danzas.comThe world's airli

It's a tough time to be a forwarder. Forwarders have traditionally profited from their role as inter

Presidentwww.owlusa.comSetting aside the issue of homeland security and all its comp

ChairmanIt is my expectation that the container shipping industry will continue to see diffi

President and chief executivewww.k-line.comI certainly see 2003 as another challenge

Chairman, president and chief executive www.crowley.comWhen it comes to serving Amer

Presidentwww.zim.co.ilThe shipping industry is slowly coming out of the crisis that

President and chief operating officerwww.transoceanic.comThe future holds many chall

Executive directorwww.polb.comJust as the visionaries who created the Port of Long B

Commissionerwww.customs.govU.S. Customs has been working hard to increase the security of o

Chairmanwww.jig.orgAs the U.S. Customs Service continues to focus on securing our na

President and chief executivewww.trucking.orgLife as we knew it changed for all of u

Presidentwww.maersk-logistics.com"Progress lies not in enhancing what is, but in adv

Fresh off a record-setting year for cargo and passenger traffic, Hong Kong's Chek Lap Kok airport is

Executive directorThe greatest challenge for logistics managers in 2003 will be to implement

Sixteen months after Sept. 11, 2001, there still are more questions than answers about cargo-securit

A theme running through the short post-Sept. 11 period is blindness - blindness about what threats m

For the first time in almost a decade, West Coast ports can look forward to increased labor producti

Chairman, chief executivewww.up.comIt is obvious to all that the railroad industry's

Chairman, president and chief executive www.nscorp.comThe transportation sector face

General presidentwww.teamsters.orgThe chain of distribution is only as strong as its

Within the business of ocean shipping, few stories stand out more than the growing relevance of the

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Without question Los Angeles is one of the most important

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.U.S. Xpress Enterprises, Chattanooga, Tenn., is changing

Chairman www.shapiro.comThe question raised by the JoC as to the major challenge fac

President andchief executivewww.ponl.comThe multimodal transportation indust

Chief executivewww.orion-marine.comMoli re, the French playwright, observed that hyp

President and chief executive www.maersksealand.comThe challenges faced by the indus

Managing director of U.S. headquarterswww.hanjin.comLast year was certainly an event

Presidentwww.aacargo.comThis year's biggest challenges for air cargo fall into two c

The party's over. The economic slide in 2001 and the pallid turnaround projected for 2003 is leading

Wayne Schobel is manager of credit and collections for worldwide operations at Pactiv Corp., of Lake

While ocean shippers work their way through new regulations for reporting cargo information in advan