Report Library
- Performance-Based Logistics - Next Big Thing? September 2007
- Import-Driven Warehousing in North America June 2007
- Navigating Challenges Winter 2007
- Benchmarking Fall 2006
- Moving Freight August 2006
- Product Proliferation May 2006
- Voice Recognition Systems March 2006
- RFID October 2005
- Re-designing Supply Chain Networks April 2005
- Service Requirements March 2005
- Supply Chain Leaders "Best Practices" February 2005
- Offshore Outsourcing February 2005
- Supply Chain Software Applications February 2005
- U.S. Construction Pipeline Report Mid-Year 2008
- U.S. Property Market Review Mid-Year 2008
- U.S. Construction Pipeline Year-End 2007
- U.S. Property Market Review Year-End 2007
- U.S. Construction Pipeline Midyear 2007
- U.S. Property Market Review Mid-Year 2007
- U.S. Property Market Review Year-End 2006
- U.S. Construction Pipeline Year-End 2006
- U.S. Property Market Review Mid-Year 2006
- U.S. Construction Pipeline Mid-Year 2006
- U.S. Property Market Review Year-End 2005
- U.S. Construction Pipeline Year-End 2005
- Central and Eastern Europe's Logistics Infrastructure Summer 2008
- Mexico's Maquiladoras Spring 2008
- China's Special Economic Zones and National Industrial Parks June 2008
- Internet Retailing - Opportunities and Challenges for the UK's Distribution Property Markets February 2008
- Offshoring Evolution: Changing Trends in India and China Across Industries Fall 2007
- France's Logistics Property Markets - Distribution Gateway to Southern Europe Fall 2007
- Japan's Logistics Property Markets - Drive to Efficiency? March 2007
- UK Logistics Property Markets - Hale and Hardy January 2007
- Impact of EU Expansion on Europe's Warehouse Markets August 2004
- What's Driving Demand for European Warehouse Properties? August 2004
- Mexico's 2007 Tax Reform Spring 2008
- Central and Eastern Europe's Logistics Infrastructure Summer 2008
- U.S. Construction Pipeline Report Mid-Year 2008
- U.S. Property Market Review Mid-Year 2008
- Mexico's Maquiladoras Spring 2008
- Mexico's 2007 Tax Reform Spring 2008
- China's Special Economic Zones and National Industrial Parks June 2008
- U.S. Construction Pipeline Year-End 2007
- U.S. Property Market Review Year-End 2007
- Internet Retailing - Opportunities and Challenges for the UK's Distribution Property Markets February 2008
- Offshoring Evolution: Changing Trends in India and China Across Industries Fall 2007
- U.S. Construction Pipeline Midyear 2007
- France's Logistics Property Markets - Distribution Gateway to Southern Europe Fall 2007
- U.S. Property Market Review Mid-Year 2007
- Performance-Based Logistics - Next Big Thing? September 2007
- Import-Driven Warehousing in North America June 2007
- Navigating Challenges Winter 2007
- Japan's Logistics Property Markets - Drive to Efficiency? March 2007
- UK Logistics Property Markets - Hale and Hardy January 2007
- U.S. Property Market Review Year-End 2006
- U.S. Construction Pipeline Year-End 2006
- Benchmarking Fall 2006
- Moving Freight August 2006
- Product Proliferation May 2006
- U.S. Property Market Review Mid-Year 2006
- U.S. Construction Pipeline Mid-Year 2006
- Voice Recognition Systems March 2006
- U.S. Property Market Review Year-End 2005
- U.S. Construction Pipeline Year-End 2005
- RFID October 2005
- Re-designing Supply Chain Networks April 2005
- Service Requirements March 2005
- Supply Chain Leaders "Best Practices" February 2005
- Offshore Outsourcing February 2005
- Supply Chain Software Applications February 2005
- Impact of EU Expansion on Europe's Warehouse Markets August 2004
- Is China's Economic Success a Threat to Mexico? May 2004
- What's Driving Demand for European Warehouse Properties? April 2004
- Central and Eastern Europe's Logistics Infrastructure September 2008
Performance-Based Logistics
Next Big Thing?
Performance-based logistics (PBL) is a new collaborative approach to supply chain management that is designed to align the interests of both the client and the logistics service provider. Under the more traditional approaches, logistics service providers are paid on a transactional basis, and the client usually gets what he contracted for - but not necessarily what he wants to achieve. Under a PBL agreement, the client specifies his goals or desired outcomes, and the logistics service provider gets paid based on how well it succeeds in delivering those outcomes.
U.S. Property Market Review-
Cyclically Resilient
The nation's bulk distribution property leasing markets are in the early stages of a cyclical slowdown. Weakness from the sluggish U.S. economy has begun to spill over into the nation's leasing markets for distribution facilities. Counterbalancing this risk, to some degree, are the continuing sharp cutbacks in new construction.
Central and Eastern Europe's Logistics Infrastructure:
Connecting the Dots
Central and Eastern Europe's aspirations for economic parity with Western Europe hinge, to a large degree, on their success in creating a network of modern, high-speed roadways for transporting freight. This report documents their progress in building new motorways and their plans for the next five-to-ten years.
ProLogis is the world's largest owner, manager and developer of distribution facilities, with 548 million square feet (51 million square meters) of industrial space in 136 markets across North America, Asia and Europe.
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