Transport Intelligence Completes Major Investment Programme.

LONDON -- Market leading logistics research organisation, Transport Intelligence, has announced the completion of a major investment programme. As part of its web-based knowledge delivery strategy, Ti has made significant enhancements to the way it provides market intelligence to clients in terms

Ti's founder and CEO, John Manners-Bell commented: 'We know how important it is for logistics companies, their clients, IT suppliers, banks and consultancies to have access to the latest market research tools. With this in mind, in 2006 we embarked on a major development programme. We have invested heavily in our products and believe we have developed the most extensive range of market intelligence solutions available to the global transport and logistics industry.'

The new corporate website provides a window on Ti's extensive portfolio of industry leading products and contains a new-look Logistics Briefing newsletter. In addition to this, Ti has re-launched and re-styled both its knowledge portals: Global Supply Chain intelligence (GSCi) and Supply Chain Leaders intelligence (SCLi). GSCi now includes even more analysis and insight of market trends and developments, and a wide range of quantifiable data across the global logistics industry whilst the number of companies in SCLi, Ti's online profiling system, has exceeded 500 for the first time.

In just five years Transport Intelligence has established itself as a market leader in the provision of strategic insight and analysis designed to aid decision-making for all companies involved in supply chains. Its global network of researchers and analysts has allowed Ti to publish reports and undertake specific consulting projects in all major regions of the world.

Manners-Bell added: 'Ti is supremely positioned to take advantage of increasing market research requirements of the global express and logistics industry. We have enjoyed dynamic growth over the past few years and we intend to invest further to meet our clients' ever evolving needs.'