Dear Sir or Madam,
We would like to inform you that as part of the KOMODA project “Co-modality – integration and optimization of chains in freight transport logistics”, co-financed by the European Commission’s 7th Framework Programme, the NewRail team at Newcastle University (UK) is currently collecting expert opinions on topics related to e-logistics.
Within the project, an innovation action plan will be created for the European Commission. This plan will be characterized by a high degree of coherence in its precisely defined stages, leading to the construction of an integrated e-logistics system in Europe based on the principles of co-modality. Because freight transport and information technologies are at the center of the Freight Logistics Action Plan published by the European Commission, we have the opportunity to directly influence the future development of the European Commission’s policy and actions in the area of freight transport and ICT.
The questionnaire provided at the link below is aimed at experts in the fields of transport, logistics, and ICT:
http://www.survey.bris.ac.uk/newcastle/komoda1
We cordially invite you to participate in the survey!
We look forward to your opinions!
For further information, please contact Mr. Tom Zunder at Newcastle University.
Thomas Zunder
Rail Freight and Logistics Research Group Manager
NewRail, Newcastle University
T: +44 1226 379789
F: +44 7092 119058
http://www.newrail.org/
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The NewRail group at Newcastle University are currently collecting expert opinion on the issues of eLogistics under European Commission’s FP7 funded project called ‘KOMODA – Co-modality – towards optimized integrated chains in freight transport logistics’. Under this project will be developed a structured and coherent action plan for innovation and change for the Commission, leading to an integrated eLogistics system Europe-wide on the principle of co-modality. With Freight and ICT key in the EC Freight Logistics Action Plan this is an opportunity to directly influence the development of future EC Freight-ICT policy and actions.
The survey is suitable for experts in transport logistics and/or ICT and is located at:
http://www.survey.bris.ac.uk/newcastle/komoda1
For further information contact:
Thomas Zunder
Rail Freight and Logistics Research Group Manager
NewRail, Newcastle University
T: +44 1226 379789
F: +44 7092 119058
http://www.newrail.org/
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