A SUPPLY CHAIN’S GUIDE TO INLAND PORTS:  How inland ports can help lower costs and move your products faster

Johnston, Reg (RJ T&L Consulting Ltd.); Van Horne Institute, University of Calgary; Brown, Jim, JRSB Logistics Ltd

A SUPPLY CHAIN’S GUIDE TO INLAND PORTS: How inland ports can help lower costs and move your products faster

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Date

2015

Authors

Johnston, Reg (RJ T&L Consulting Ltd.)

Van Horne Institute, University of Calgary

Brown, Jim, JRSB Logistics Ltd

Abstract

There’s a closely knit network of supply chain capacity created by the relationship between seaports and inland ports. These seaports and inland ports collaborate in a synergistic manner to provide multi-modal options that allow for highly efficient management of a supply chain,”

Keywords

Municipal Planning

Citation

Johnston, Reg (RJ T&L Consulting Ltd.), & Van Horne Institute, University of Calgary, & Brown, Jim, JRSB Logistics Ltd. (2015). A SUPPLY CHAIN’S GUIDE TO INLAND PORTS: How inland ports can help lower costs and move your products faster (Tech.). Calgary, AB: Calgary Regional Parnership.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/107176

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