 | New Approach to Construction and Supply Chains, Drop Assembly Times by 50 Percent |
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| Environmentalists Delay Numerous Projects, as Container Back-Ups in Antwerp and Elsewhere Increase, Wall Street Journal Says; Growing Mismatch between Demand and Capacity |
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| Very Modest Rate Expectations for All Modes Except Rail; Will Shippers Move Rail Volumes to Truck in Response? |
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| Is the US transportation infrastructure in crisis or not? How much does the answer really matter to shippers? Supply Chain Digest addresses these questions and more, stemming from a forum at Georgia Tech that focused on capacity and infrastructure challenges for the supply chain. |
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| Two years ago, Supply Chain Digest detailed a promising new technology for addressing the capacity and throughput challenges of our ports and highways. Container movement based on Linear Induction Motors may be the answer right now, though the vision was started by the legendary Malcolm McLean of Sealand in the 1970s. We provide an update on this fascinating story and technology, which may finally get some traction in 2007. |
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