VIDEO: Progress toward more efficient supply chains

Yesterday’s iMOVE webinar, Progress towards more efficient supply chains, was recorded and for those unable to attend, or want to watch/listen again, we’ve embedded the webinar video on this page, in addition to providing the slide decks used by the event’s speakers.

The webinar covered progress and outcomes of Transport for NSW / iMOVE urban freight projects, including the Co-modality: Making use of public transport to carry freight and Evaluating loading dock capacity in new developments projects, and a showcase of the prototype of the National Freight Data Hub.

Amongst the questions answered are:

• Is co-modality a viable option for efficient urban freight delivery?
• How can we accurately forecast freight task for buildings and inform loading dock capacity?
• What are we learning from COVID disruption about moving freight and how can we respond?
• What are the benefits of a single freight data standard for national digital framework, and how can we move forward?
• How does the new National Freight Data Hub work and what are existing / future project opportunities?

The webinar was moderated by iMOVE Managing Director Ian Christensen, and in the speaker line-up was:

• Michael Stokoe, Director – Urban Freight, Transport for NSW
• Ms Helen Guyes, Director, National Freight Data Hub, BITRE
• Matt Stockwell, Assistant Director, National Freight Data Hub
• David McNeil – Australian Logistics Council

Speakers’ slide decks

Before getting to the video, Transport for NSW and the National Freight Data Hub have kindly made their slide decks available. Click the buttons below to download.

The webinar video

Here’s the video of the hour-long event. Enjoy! If you have any questions stemming from the projects and the progress, get in touch with iMOVE via email.