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Area Development - Site Selection, Facility Planning and Workforce Development

LDW: Logistics, Distribution & Warehousing 2009
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Securing the Global Supply Chain

Curtis Spencer, President, IMS Worldwide, Inc. (LDW: Logistics, Distribution & Warehousing 2009)
Measures being undertaken by the U.S. Customs and in cooperation with other Customs agencies worldwide are helping to ensure the security of the worldwide supply chain. More
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Last Mile Delivery: Forgotten, But Not Gone

Bud Workmon, President, 3PD Inc. (LDW: Logistics, Distribution & Warehousing 2009)
Although last-mile logistics is only one small link in the supply chain, it's the only one that directly touches the customer - an important point to remember when considering your site options. More
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It's the Network: Not the Node

Steve Geary, President, Supply Chain Visions (LDW: Logistics, Distribution & Warehousing 2009)
Careful consideration of current and future needs - all presented in the context of the overall network strategy - will help your company to pick the right site for its next warehouse facility. More
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A Short List of Top Logistics Locations

Christopher Steele, Global COO and North American President, Investment Consulting Associates (ICA) (LDW: Logistics, Distribution & Warehousing 2009)
Cities that have performed well in diversified screenings in the recent past, are poised to capture significant new volume, or are otherwise likely to be centers of innovative logistics activity. More
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There Are Many Reasons It's Called The Heartland

Area Development Research Desk (LDW: Logistics, Distribution & Warehousing 2009)
Located in the geographic center of the United States, Nebraska is the heart of opportunity for transportation, logistics, distribution, and warehousing. More
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The Port of Wilmington, Delaware

Area Development Research Desk (LDW: Logistics, Distribution & Warehousing 2009)
Wilmington is located at the heart of the East Coast, and provides shippers with overnight access to every major market. More
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Georgia: Home Base For Growth

Area Development Research Desk (LDW: Logistics, Distribution & Warehousing 2009)
Georgia is the perfect home base for growing your business. More

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