Savannah market drawing new players with fastest-growing U.S. containerport
Ports & Terminals
Paul Scott Abbott | Top Story | January 29, 2018

Savannah market drawing new players with fastest-growing U.S. containerport

Boasting the fastest-growing U.S. containerport and a rapidly expanding critical mass of distribution facilities, Savannah is quickly attracting a bevy of beneficial cargo owners and logistics operators to the Peach State.
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Expanding rail capabilities   to augment allure of   Georgia freight infrastructure

Paul Scott Abbott | January 29, 2018 | Intermodal | Rail

From development of a consolidated rail terminal at the Port of Savannah to expansion of inland port capabilities, the Georgia Ports Authority is assertively building upon its intermodal links.

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Center dedicated to advancing Peach State’s innovative logistics

Paul Scott Abbott | January 29, 2018 | Logistics

Among testaments to the priority of the supply chain in the Peach State is the Georgia Center of Innovation for Logistics, a unit of the Georgia Department of Economic Development, which puts on an annual industry summit and furnishes year-round assistance and expertise to businesses that combine to annually move more than $900 billion of cargo through the state.

Amazon’s ‘customer-obsessed’ approach shared at Jump Start
Logistics
Paul Scott Abbott | Top Story | January 25, 2018

Amazon’s ‘customer-obsessed’ approach shared at Jump Start

The customer-centric approach championed by Amazon is guiding the e-commerce giant’s governmental policies – and is at the foundation of logistics industry decisions in an increasingly technology-oriented environment.

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