Rail Industry

How Europeans Expect to Travel—and How Transportation Providers Can Respond

Airlines, rail operators, and car manufacturers must be ready for consumers’ changing travel preferences. Here’s what they should focus on in the years ahead.

Taking the Railroad Playbook Beyond PSR

To build upon their recent efficiency gains, railroads need an expanded set of management principles.

Digital Maintenance Can Unlock Growth in Rail

These technologies promise to slash expenses, improve reliability, and increase the utilization of capital-intensive rolling stock.

Shipping Industry

Global Shipping’s Net-Zero Transformation Challenge

As you craft a decarbonization strategy—for today and tomorrow—here are seven crucial areas to consider.

Container Volume Swings Wildly With Big GDP Changes

The shipping industry needs a better methodology for handling economic downturns, especially when predicting global shipping volume & forecasting shifts in trade lanes.

Postal and Parcel Industry

Only an Ecosystem Can Solve Last-Mile Gridlock in Package Delivery

As e-commerce explodes, the external costs of home package delivery grow in lockstep. The solution: a delivery ecosystem that meets the needs of consumers, delivery companies, and retailers alike.

Hit Hard by COVID-19, Transportation & Logistics Companies Must Adapt to Keep Supplies Moving

The COVID-19 crisis will act as a catalyst for a number of trends that will profoundly reshape the industry in the coming months.

Why Parcel Companies Need to Make Every Delivery Special

To stay ahead of e-commerce giants, carriers must win the hearts of online shoppers with more efficient deliveries that are tailored to individual customers.

Logistics and Freight Industry

Mapping the Future of Autonomous Trucking

BCG GAMMA and Kodiak Robotics have developed an interactive tool to identify routes that can help optimize the expansion—and benefits—of autonomous trucking.

Navigating Rising Cyber Risks in Transportation and Logistics

Digitization has made the industry extremely vulnerable to hackers and cyber attacks. Here’s what companies can do to mitigate the risks.

Net-Zero Trucks? Yes, It’s Possible.

The trucks used in industries like mining and agriculture burn diesel and emit a lot of CO2. Fortunately, replacement solutions exist—if companies understand the costs and benefits.