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What to Expect in 2019: MIT Business Experts Weigh In

Material Handling and Logistics

One of the biggest sources of financial uncertainty in 2019 will be international tariff policy and its impact on product demand. The Sloan School of Management at MIT, gathered together a group of experts for their take on what 2019 will look like. Human Capital Management. Technology will continue to transform how we work.

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Selling in Tough Times with Nick Strober and Melanie Flores

The Logistics of Logistics

Nick is a Senior Account Executive and Team Leader at Lean Solutions Group , and Melanie is the Director of Solutions Consulting at Symtrain. Nick Strober is a Senior Account Executive at Lean Solutions Group , where he is known as a jack of all trades. About Lean Solutions Group. Lean Solutions Group LinkedIn.

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Boeing: The Turning Point(s)

The Lean Thinker

Of course, a high stock price enriches those people who already own shares, and makes options and stock grants more valuable, but they didn’t get into that either. Then we were video-linked to other groups in identical sessions, perhaps in some effort to show how we were all in this together.

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The Port of Virginia with Stephen Edwards

The Logistics of Logistics

In 2019, CNBC ranked Virginia as the #1 state for business, and The Port of Virginia plays a key role in Virginia’s ability to serve those businesses. Previous industry experience includes president and CEO of Port America Group and president and CEO of P&O Ports North America. About Stephen Edwards. Stephen’s LinkedIn.

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Contract Logistics: What’s the Outlook for 2019?

Now, That's Logistics

Of course, keeping up with those order volumes on the manufacturing side isn’t easy. Both groups are watching the trade wars and global tariff situation closely and trying to minimize the negative financial impacts associated with those issues. That trend could translate into more growth for the contract logistics field in 2019.

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The 2019 Outlook on the Trucking Industry from Owner-Operator’s Point of View

United World Transporation

Of course, when you’re an independent owner-operator, you have to accept that your income is going to have ups and downs just like any other business owner – it’s just frustrating that you’re beholden to the weather, something you cannot control!

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What US truck shippers need to watch in 2019 and Beyond

ShipLilly

Now that 2019 has hit, where these rates and what battles lie ahead, remains unclear. The trucking industry took a pit stop with the electronic logging devices but has returned to the main course. For rails, there has been an increase almost every week for the last year for intermodal volume and this should continue into 2019 and 2020.