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Global Logistics and Transportation Industry Outlook 2009: Impact of Economic Slowdown on the Future of The United States, The European Union and The Asia Pacific

08-Jul-2009  /  Research Code: M41C-01-00-00-00  /  SKU: TP00085-AP-MR_15383  /  
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The research service provides an outlook and on the transportation and logistics industry in the present economic crisis.The study begins with an overview of the economic slowdown and then moves on to focus on the shifting trade flow dynamics to survive the recession. Then the study analyses the impact of recession on transport infrastructure,logistics facilities and supply chian services and furnishes corresponding implications on Logistics Service Providers (LSPs). This is followed by the impact of industry-specific trends on the supply chain services. Finally, it brings put the competitive analysis of LSPs and strategies to combat slowdown.

Table of Contents

Global Logistics and Transportation Industry Outlook 2009, Logistics and Transportation Industry OutlookGlobal Logistics and Transportation Industry Outlook 2009 - IntroductionIntroductionDisclaimerCertificationTable of ContentsGlobal Logistics and Transportation Industry Outlook 2009, Executive SummaryExecutive Summary of the research serviceIntroductionExecutive Summary of the StudyGlobal Logistics and Transportation Industry Outlook 2009, Economic Slowdown: An OverviewEconomic Slowdown IntroductionImpact on GDP GrowthImpact on Financial MarketRisk and Impact AssessmentGlobal Logistics and Transportation Industry Outlook 2009, Shifting Trade Flow Dynamics: Impact of recession on Trade by Air Sea and LandShifting Trade Flow Dynamics IntroductionTrade Flow Scenario – 2008 Sea Trade Air Trade Land Trade Global Logistics and Transportation Industry Outlook 2009, Building Blocks of the Logistics IndustryBuilding Blocks IntroductionResearch MethodologyTransportation Infrastructure - IntroductionThe Asia Pacific (APAC)The European Union (EU)The United States (US)Status quo of the Transport Infrastructure and its implications on Logistics Service Providers (LSPs) Logistics Facilities - IntroductionPort OperatorsStatus quo of the Logistics Facilities and its implications on Logistics Service Providers (LSPs)Supply Chain Services - IntroductionSupply Chain ServicesStatus Quo of the Supply Chain Services and its Implications on Logistics Service Providers (LSPs) Global Logistics and Transportation Industry Outlook 2009, Impact of Industry-specific Trends on Logistics Services in the Current Economic DownturnImpact of industry-specific trendsIntroductionAutomotive DefenceHealthcare Retail ElectronicsGlobal Logistics and Transportation Industry Outlook 2009, Competitive Analysis and Positioning of Selected Major Global Logistics Service Providers in the present economic backgroundCompetitive Analysis IntroductionCompetitive Analysis and Positioning of Logistics Service Providers Global Logistics and Transportation Industry Outlook 2009, Key Conclusions ConclusionsIntroductionCritical Success Factors for Growth: Strategies to Combat SlowdownGlobal Logistics and Transportation Industry Outlook 2009, AppendixAppendix IntroductionAppendix About Frost & Sullivan




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