The transportation and logistics industry is confronting immense change: digital transformation, new market entrants, changing customer expectations, and new evolving business models. If you want to remain competitive, now is the time for action.
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What does the future hold for the transportation & logistics industry? How will business models be disrupted? Who’s driving change? What are the opportunities? What are the key technologies? Find out …
PwC’s Growh Market Centre (GMC) explores the future of the ASEAN’s automotive, financial services, consumer goods, medical devices, refined fuels, telecommunications and transportation sectors.
In the space of a year, transportation and logistics (T&L) CEOs have swung from pessimism about the macro economy and their own companies’ growth prospects to strong optimism, as increased economic activity, passenger travel, and shipping volumes help balance their concerns about terrorism, cyber threats, and political instability.
Our 2018 edition of Tailwinds provides an overview of the current state of the global airline industry.
PwC’s 2018 Global Consumer Insights Survey show that e-retailers have raised shopper expectations for fast, flexible and reliable shipments.
Industrial companies are rushing to develop and deploy automated and, ultimately, autonomous transport of goods - including raw materials, parts and finished products.
E-commerce businesses have allowed shoppers to have sky-high delivery expectations, but these companies have not given sufficient thought to logistics complexities and costs.
We summarize the impact of the new revenue guidance on the transportation and logistics industry. Read and stay current.
Transport systems need to be designed to be efficient, safe, sustainable and inclusive. This paper provides a new framework for planners, policy-makers, and investors.
