4 Keys to Helping Economic Development Soar through Airport Investment District Planning
See the article that Jim Brogan and I wrote about the keys to leveraging economic development at and around airports.
UK Infrastructure: Isn’t It About Real Business Competitiveness in Global Market?
Infrastructure to service residential developments is important but those people need good jobs and that will start with superior business-enabling infrastructure.
Increasing mode collaboration: A Trend? Yang Ming alliance w/ China Airlines
This article highlights air and ocean and the various kinds of mutual supports that can be provided to each other. Carrier collaboration is an interesting phenomenon for investors when thinking about logistics-oriented projects at and around airports and seaports.
3PL Evolution: What’s the Impact on Asset and Regional Competitiveness?
We're seeing major 3PL acquisitions and tie-ups practically every few weeks now. The industry is undergoing huge change as companies look to expand footprint, rationalize and make more efficient expanse structures and evolve their service offerings to clients.
UK “Northern Powerhouse”: The Future, or Another Round of Public Sector Folly
In a recent article in the publication SHDLogistics, Peter MacLeod talks about Peel Group's commitment to the so-called "Northern Powerhouse".
Maritime Growth Study: Keeping the UK competitive in a global market. Is this the whole story?
According to Lord Mountevans, the Maritime Growth Study: keeping the UK competitive in a global market was the culmination of many months of work involving widespread engagement and detailed research.
Long-term infrastructure: Isn’t this all about economic development?
Seems like the leaders on this, and related federal infrastructure planning should be economic developers. But instead, transport issues are relegated to transport interests.
Heathrow Expansion Faces Political, Legal Obstacles – But Is This The End Game?
The issue of expansion of Heathrow's runway capacity seems to be an all-consuming game for advocates, policy hangers-on and dissenters.
Freight Planning Without An Associated Economic Development Plan?
Whether or not we like it or are willing to admit it, the silos are still firmly in-place.