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Sheffield City Region: Driving Logistics Demand in Northern Powerhouse

Explore the driving factors behind logistics demand in the Sheffield City Region. Discover the region's key assets, economic strengths, and growing e-commerce industry. Learn about the implications for supply chains and future trends in logistics.

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Sheffield City Region: Driving Logistics Demand in Northern Powerhouse

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  1. Trains , Planes , LorriesGareth MorganBusiness Development Manager .

  2. How the LEP helps

  3. Sheffield City Region – Northern Powerhouse • 1.9 m people in the region • 52,000businesses • Manufacturing premium • £30bn economy • Multimodal transport • Key assets Skilled workforce AMP AMRC AWBRC 2 Universities Olympic Legacy Park Doncaster/Sheffield Airport

  4. SCR capabilities • Retail • E- Commerce • Logistics • Customer service centres • Training and skills

  5. Shopping Malls

  6. Vibrant town centres

  7. HISTORIC MARKETS

  8. M18 Junc 3 - New Link Road and Improvements to White Rose Way

  9. Doncaster North Chord

  10. I Port Doncaster

  11. What Drives Demand for Logistics? Source: Prologis

  12. Drivers of Logistics

  13. E-Commerce • E- Commerce growth continues • 2014 12.9% of retail sales • 2018 15.5% of retail sales • Source: Javelin Group and Verdict • But growth is not even! • Massive implications

  14. E Commerce Retail sectors Source: Javelin Group and Verdict

  15. Business Development Manager • Select from a list of options Sheffield City Region Local Enterprise Partnership Returns • Returns rate of 33% • Electrical 10% but clothing 40% • Clothing typical order is for 3 garments • 2 are returns • How and where handle? • How quickly can you get the item back available for sale?

  16. What does this mean for Supply Chains? • Retail and e-commerce DC integration • Single view of stock • More delivery choice – home/office//Click and Collect etc • Speed of delivery Amazon order by 11am collect after 4pm • Improve scheduling • Anticipatory logistics

  17. Thoughts for 2020?

  18. DHL Drone

  19. KIVA acquired by Amazon

  20. Retailers less stores, less lines Warehouses with no pickers Vehicles with no drivers Drones 3D printing – stop moving goods! High Streets for leisure and services Crystal Ball – the future

  21. Warehouses? Data centres? 3D Printing – stop moving goods Smart Fridges High street for leisure and services Convenience logistics Crystal Ball Glazing – the future

  22. Political, Social , Environmental • Boris Johnson considers rush-hour lorry ban to save London cyclists • Driving restrictions for heavy vehicles on weekends and public holidays across Europe • EC transport white paper 2011 – 50% of long distance freight shift to rail and inland navigation

  23. Political, Social , Environmental • Emission standards for rail, air and ships • Grey Power Logistics • Fair Logistics • Near shoring

  24. Any questions? Gareth Morgan Gareth@scrinvest.com 0114 254 1313

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