Fourth Annual Symposium on the Impacts of Logistics on the Upper Midwest Economy

Center for Transportation Studies
2000-09
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Fourth Annual Symposium on the Impacts of Logistics on the Upper Midwest Economy

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2000-09

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Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota

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This report summarizes the Fourth Annual Symposium on the Impacts of Logistics on the Upper Midwest Economy, held in Bloomington on September 11, 2000: keynote presentation “A Model for Achieving Supply Chain Effectiveness” by Christopher B. Lofgren; a panel titled “Urgent Concerns and Issues Facing Freight Transportation” moderated by Frederick Beier with panelists Tom Wintz, Doug Restemayer, Jerry Flaherty; a panel titled “The Role of Government—Practical Applications/Practical Solutions” moderated by Jim Barton with panelists Harry Caldwell, Alan Harger, Ross Thorfinnson Jr.; closing by Robert Johns.

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Center for Transportation Studies. (2000). Fourth Annual Symposium on the Impacts of Logistics on the Upper Midwest Economy. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/167200.

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