Press Release Summary = The global contract logistics sector has been at the forefront of the many changes which the logistics industry has experienced over the past twenty years.
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Global Contract Logistics 2006
Collaboration in the Supply Chain The global contract logistics sector has been at the forefront of the many changes which the logistics industry has experienced over the past twenty years. Manufacturers and retailers are increasingly out-sourcing a variety of value adding logistics functions, above and beyond warehousing and distribution. This trend has been adopted to varying degrees throughout Europe and the Americas, and is now increasingly important in the Asia Pacific.
There are many opportunities for logistics companies to extend the range and breadth of out-sourced services which they can provide and this will fuel growth of the contract logistics market for many years to come. However nowadays the users of logistics services are increasingly asking for more from their suppliers. They realise that logistics costs are likely to increase over the coming years due to rising fuel, labour and environmental costs. As a result they are looking for a new approach: collaboration.
Collaboration involves the co-operation of manufacturers, retailers, their suppliers and logistics providers - parties which have not always traditionally acted in concert. Transport Intelligence's thought provoking report Global Contract Logistics 2006 examines these initiatives and how they will impact on logistics service providers.
How can Global Contract Logistics 2006 help you?
In addition to examining the latest trends in out-sourcing and collaboration, Global Contract Logistics 2006 contains comprehensive market data, commentary and company profiles. It provides answers inter alia to the following questions:
How big are the largest Contract Logistics markets? How fast are they forecast to grow? What is the Total Logistics spend in these markets? Who are the biggest Contract Logistics providers in Europe, USA, Asia Pacific and the world? What is their market share? Which markets have the highest out-sourcing rates? How fast are the largest companies growing? Which are the most profitable companies? How are the biggest players performing? Global Contract Logistics 2006 is essential reading for everyone who needs a comprehensive and insightful view of the global Contract Logistics market.
Market sizing & forecasts
Transport Intelligence's market sizing and forecasts for the global logistics industry are regarded as the industry benchmark, helping companies build business plans, justify investment programmes (including acquisitions) and track the industry's development. Global Contract Logistics 2006 provides an insight into the size and growth of the global contract logistics market, breaking the data down into many individual regions and countries. The report also includes total logistics spend as well as out-sourcing penetration rates, employing now well established and rigorous methodologies.
Company profiles
The Global Contract Logistics sector has transformed out of all recognition in the last five years with the creation of a handful of 'mega-logistics' giants. Global Contract Logistics 2006 includes over 20 profiles of the world's largest players including, inter alia, DHL, Wincanton, Penske, Schneider, Kuehne + Nagel and SembLog (Toll). Each profile focuses on the company's financials, and where available includes sales, profitability and margins, providing as much country and sector granularity as possible. The report also includes commentary on how each company has performed over the last few years.
Company rankings and shares
The report includes 2005 market rankings and shares for the largest players in the sector. In addition to Transport Intelligence's existing rankings at European region and US country level, Global Contract Logistics 2006 includes for the first time rankings and shares for the fast growing Asia Pacific region. As well as this, the report looks at company profitability and growth rates. The 'top ten' lists are essential for anyone who wants to know the shapers of today's logistics industry whilst company market shares provide visibility on market fragmentation, especially in an environment in which there is so much on-going consolidation.
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