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Transportation & Logistics 2030: Volume 3 Emerging Markets – New hubs, new spokes, new industry leaders?
As the importance of emerging markets continues to increase, what new hubs and spokes will develop in global logistics networks? Where are we likely to see the emergence of new industry leaders, and what strengths will they need to compete in a crowded global marketplace? Some of the answers can be found by looking at the globe – regions which are able to serve as an economical transit point have an inherent advantage in establishing logistics hubs. In our discussions of the T&L markets in Turkey, Russia and South Africa we look in detail at how each of these countries plans to capitalise on their geographical position, serving as a link between Asia and Europe or as an entry point to Africa.
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