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Sponsored: NAI Global Logistics Director Adam Roth and JOC Senior Content Editor Alessandra Barrett sat down at the 18th Annual TPM Conference in Long Beach, California to discuss how the electronic logging device mandate and e-commerce are shaping demand for industrial real estate in the United States.

Sponsored: Port of Long Beach Executive Director Mario Cordero and JOC Senior Content Editor Alessandra Barret discuss how the speed-to-market demands of e-commerce impacts ports.

Sponsored: Hapag-Lloyd CEO Rolf Habben Jansen and JOC Senior Content Editor Alessandra Barret dive into the contentious issue of enforceable contracts in container shipping.

Sponsored: Naomi Iwashita, CP's manager of temperature control solutions, on new technologies enabling shipper access to temperature data on a specific refrigerated container as it moves through the supply chain. Iwashta details Canadian Pacific Railway's launch of its one-stop TempPro service, recent equipment investments, and approach to improving round-trip economies for exporters.

Sponsored: Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Gene Seroka discuss technology in the freight transportation industry, including its Port Optimizer pilot program with GE Transportation, and examining challenges of increasing data standardization and wider adoption of technologies across the supply chain.

IHS Markit Chief Economist Nariman Behravesh shares his outlook for global economic and trade growth with attendees at the 18th Annual TPM Conference at a time of growing uncertainty surrounding fiscal and trade policy.

Sponsored: JOC Senior Content Editor Alessandra Barrett sat down at the JOC’s Port Performance North America Conference with APM Terminals North America Head of Commercial Jeremy Ford to discuss the terminal operator’s progress in becoming aiding landside customers in gaining efficiencies and savings in their supply chain.

Sponsored: In fiscal 2017, The Port of Virginia grabbed the No. 1 rail port spot for the East Coast. Executive Director John Reinhart and Chief Operating Officer Shawn Tibbetts discuss plans to increase rail capacity and expedite freight flow, detailing construction projects and equipment improvements under way.

JOC Executive Editor Mark Szakonyi and President and CEO of the South Carolina Ports Authority James Newsome discuss 2017 and the coming year at the port of Charleston and how an expanding network of inland rail terminals is impacting the port.

CEO and Executive Director of the Port of Virginia John Reinhart and JOC Executive Editor Mark Szakonyi discuss the year ahead at the Port of Virginia amid growing volumes and shifting transportation landscape.

JOC Executive Editor Mark Szakonyi and Larry Gross, president of Gross Transportation Consulting, discuss intermodal rail and trucking trends and how shippers can adapt in a market defined by surging volumes.

2017 JOC Inland Panelist and Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Analyst Lee Klaskow recaps his predictions for the consumer and manufacturing markets, recovery, and expectations for 2018.

Sponsored: For the foreseable future API and EDI will be used together, noted SMC3's Kevin Springer in a JOC interview.

Recognizing transportation management is a value-added component, not a commodity, can be a game-changing differentiator, project44's Tommy Barnes said in a 2017 Inland Distribution conference interview.

Sponsored: Transportation, required delivery speed, and labor are current drivers for industrial real estate site selection, said NAI Global Logistics Executive Vice President Adam Roth in a late 2017 interview.

Sponsored: E-commerce trends are spurring a growing interest in urban multi-story industrial distribution facilities, said CenterPoint's Tony Beck.

Johnson Leung, CEO of 300 Cubits, explains what exactly a blockchain is, and how it has the potential to revolutionize supply chains and the transportation industry.

Sponsored: Eric Williams, Kuehne + Nagel's global head of international supply chain, spoke to TPM Asia 2017 audiences about helping carriers navigate current technology to find the best solution to their individual needs.

Sponsored: As carriers look to enhance the ROI of alliance investments, we'll begin to see real service differentiation, which will enable more tailored solutions, said TPM Asia 2017 Panelist Paolo Montrone.

Keeping up with customer expectations as they evolve as e-commerce consumers is fundamental to digitalization, according to Kuehne + Nagel's Stephen Pierson-Massey, vice president of North American trade management.

FedEx Trade Networks' Dr. Udo Lange on the fundamental challenge of extreme overcapacity in the market, regulatory compliance challenges, and their strategy for ocean freight forwarding.

Inside Fashion Director and Head of Market Intelligence Jane Singer discusses the challenges unique to the transportation of fast fashion and other apparel.

Frank Jensen, CCO of Modern Terminals and director of DaChan Bay Terminals, shares some of the key concerns that shippers have when selecting ports.

Johan Nanninga, CEO of Guangzhou Port (Europe), breaks down the current state of the Asia-Europe rail network and outlines what the market will look like when it matures.

Ocean Network Express CEO and 2017 TPM Asia Panelist Jeremy Nixon provides JOC.com with an exclusive update on the progress of merging Japan's Big Three container lines.

Wade Elliot, vice president of business and marketing development for Port Tampa Bay, talks about the factors that have ports along the US Gulf preparing for future growth.

Canadian National Railway Vice President of Intermodal Keith Reardon discusses the challenges that come along with the growing commoditization of the transportation industry.

HPH Trust CEO and TPM Asia Panelist Gerry Yim analyzes the impacts of growing ship sizes on terminal infrastructure and operators.

Port of Prince Rupert Vice President of Trade Development and Public Affairs Shaun Stevenson outlines where new technology provides the most opportunity for the supply chain.

Shekou Container Terminals Deputy General Manager James Cao describes the various ways that terminal operators must adjust to the continual increase in ship sizes.

The world is in the midst of a fourth industrial revolution and the implications for shipping are vast, says Wolfgang Lehmacher, the World Economic Forum's head of supply chain and transportation industry. A keynote speaker for the 2017 TPM Asia Conference, Lehmacher believes that there is a strong connections between supply chain design and healthy societies.

APL President and 2017 TPM Asia Panelist Nicholas Sartini discusses the state of the industry in 2017 and where he thinks it is headed after a tumultuous couple of years, as technological disruption looms.

Sponsored: "The inland voyage has become one of the top areas to optimize cost and efficiencies," Felix Heger, DHL Global Forwarding's head of ocean freight Europe, said. Heger discussed the state of the industry in Europe, LCL growth as well as the expansion of Asia-Europe offerings and data accessibility.

Sponsored: Johannes Nanninga, CEO of Guangzhou Port (Europe) BV, on trends in China, including growth of imports and manufacturing moving farther inland and west.

More than a year after the SOLAS requirement for container weight verification, APM Terminals' Praful Waghela, global product manager for VGM services, examines the mandate's additional safety benefits and the work being done to move from compliance to accuracy.

BoxTech contains information on containers moving on one-third of the global fleet. Secretary General Douglas Owen details the vision behind development and potential future uses for the data.