Kansas is well equipped for virtually all logistics ventures, offering:In addition, Kansas is home to major logistics parks — including the Logistics Park Kansas City Intermodal Facility, the second largest in the nation — providing companies with the infrastructure for quick and efficient distribution to anywhere in the world. As the logistics ecosystem expands, the case becomes even stronger for companies in other sectors to capitalize on Kansas’ distribution advantages. Target sectors include advanced manufacturing, aerospace, food and agriculture, professional and technical services, distribution, logistics, and transportation. Educational Institutions and WorkforceAn available, skilled logistics workforce is another key factor in attracting businesses to Kansas. Institutions such as Wichita State University, WSU Tech, the University of Kansas, Kansas State University, and Johnson County Community College offer programs ranging from CDL certificates to advanced degrees in supply chain management.