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Logistics Reports

2013 Georgia Logistics Report

The Center produces reports primarily designed to build and explore the themes presented at the Annual Georgia Logistics Summit. These free comprehensive reports are packed with data and information and are designed as tools to spark conversation and ideas.  While not every topic can be covered in reports, and some ideas are just better to explore individually.  Please do not hesitate to reach out to the Center with any ideas or questions you may have.  

Other Reports

10/30/2012 - Supply & Demand of Logistics Workforce and Education
According to the report’s analysis of U.S. Department of Labor data, the U.S. will generate approximately 270,200 logistics-related job openings in the U.S. each year, and close to 1.1 million by 2016. In contrast, the nation’s 7,642 educational institutions currently generate just 75,277 formally trained, degreed or certified workers annually… a pace that means roughly only 28 percent of the identified logistics-related job openings will be able to draw from a pool of trained candidates.

5/01/2010 - 2010 Georgia Logistics Report
The 2010 report titled “Fueling Logistics Competitiveness” explores a few of the areas having the greatest effect on logistics companies. Referred to as the “5-Factors of Logistics Competitiveness”, these 5-factors are: Policy, Infrastructure, Operations, Technology, and Workforce.

5/01/2009 - 2009 Georgia Logistics Report
The 2009 report titled, "A Focus on Providers" defines Georgia's logistics industry, assets and economic impact.

 

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