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<h1>'''Welcome All to the OnTrack2026 Knowledge Base'''</h1>
{{DISPLAYTITLE:Welcome to OnTrackNorthAmerica's Industry Action Plans}}
''' ''Convening Industry, Government and Citizenry to Create Sustainable Supply Chains and Communities'' '''
<center><span style="color:orange;"><h3>Where stakeholders in Canada, the United States, and Mexico redesign our industrial systems for sustainable life.</h3></span></center>


=Deliverables=
We invite you to collaborate on transformative industrial solutions that expand economic vitality while preserving our environment. Our first Industry Action Plan is VitalRail, which focuses on optimizing railroads as the backbone of an integrated, balanced multimodal transportation network that serves all industries. Together, we will redesign our fragmented industrial systems from natural resources, agriculture, and raw materials through production, distribution, consumption, and recycling.  
* Stakeholders advance at least five demonstrations of whole system supply chain planning and investment
* The launch of ten initial [[North American Freight Forum IntelliConferences]]
* Canada, the U.S., and Mexico align on a [[Continental Action Plan for Sustainable Industry and Communities]] (CAPSIC), embracing a new set of design principles, metrics, and goals.
* Fully developed [[IntelliSynthesis]] technology


= Initiatives =
== What do we mean by industrial systems? ==
Industrial systems comprise the complete set of commercial, policy, and planning activities involved in delivering materials and products for modern civilization’s survival and fulfillment. This includes all inputs and impacts, including land use, transportation, recycling, and disposal. What occurs between properties is often as significant as what happens at a property.<h2>What do we mean by redesign?</h2>
Redesigning industrial systems means working together to find and employ ways to increase efficiency and reduce negative impacts. It begins with stakeholders establishing collective goals and pragmatic measures while recognizing the reality of prior strategies and investments. Redesigning may require judicious reconstruction, repurposing, and/or relocating some facilities. For instance, to create the most effective strategic mineral supply chain, we would intentionally locate lithium mines, battery plants, vehicle factories, and recycling facilities to optimize systemwide logistics. We call this design process "Collaborative Industrial Optimization." Redesigning also calls for a paradigm shift wherein organizations and individuals are incentivized to contribute to systemwide sustainability. 


[[New Mexico Sustainable Forest Business Plan]]  (NMSFBP)
<h2>Who are the stakeholders?</h2>
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You are all stakeholders, along with everyone involved in or affected by our industrial systems. Developing action plans for sustainable industries requires complete stakeholder representation. OnTrackNorthAmerica has already cataloged more than 32,000 stakeholders across North America’s industrial, political, and geographic landscape. For each Action Plan process we initiate, we will invite additional stakeholders to work toward complete representation from all sectors, including academia, advocacy, business, community, funders, government, labor, and media.
[[North Americans Freight Forums]]
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[[The OnTrackMississippi IntelliSynthesis Knowledge Base]]


=Questions=
<h2>How do we work together as stakeholders?</h2>
* Rail-enabled Economic Development
We convene stakeholders in IntelliConference® forums that apply IntelliSynthesis®, our breakthrough question-and-response dialogue method, for efficient input from large groups of diverse stakeholders. We invite participants from all relevant sectors in a given system or region to ensure representation of all perspectives. Each participant agrees to read and respond to rounds of questions within seven days. The facilitation team creates and shares a digest of each round of responses, saving participants time. Outlier perspectives are considered for the value they may offer the group. The IntelliConference and IntelliSynthesis processes are explained in greater detail elsewhere on this website. 
** Focuses on existing businesses and their supply chains
** Focuses on existing supply chains and new businesses and infrastructure that could serve the community
** What do we call this approach to land use?
* Industrial Land Value Optimization
** Embraces whole supply chains rather than just individual projects and properties
** What do we call this approach to industrial investment?
* Sustainable Systems Capitalization
** What do we call our stakeholder convening platform


= OnTrackNorthAmerica Knowledge Base =
<h2>What do we mean by sustainable life?</h2>
The [[Knowledge Base Design Projects and Strategy]] is a workspace and info archive for the KB development process
Sustainable life is the long-lasting, harmonious co-existence of humans and nature within an abundantly resourced, yet finite ecosystem. <h2>Why include Canada, the United States, and Mexico?</h2>
Canada, the United States, and Mexico already engage in extensive cross-border commerce and can significantly benefit from improved coordination. Industry Action Plans are crafted for specific industrial systems and geographic regions while maintaining vital connections to all related plans, rather than producing isolated solutions. Unlike conventional studies that typically sit on a shelf, our dynamic process generates immediate, tangible outcomes through ongoing stakeholder engagement.


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Latest revision as of 14:46, 29 April 2025

Where stakeholders in Canada, the United States, and Mexico redesign our industrial systems for sustainable life.

We invite you to collaborate on transformative industrial solutions that expand economic vitality while preserving our environment. Our first Industry Action Plan is VitalRail, which focuses on optimizing railroads as the backbone of an integrated, balanced multimodal transportation network that serves all industries. Together, we will redesign our fragmented industrial systems from natural resources, agriculture, and raw materials through production, distribution, consumption, and recycling.

What do we mean by industrial systems?

Industrial systems comprise the complete set of commercial, policy, and planning activities involved in delivering materials and products for modern civilization’s survival and fulfillment. This includes all inputs and impacts, including land use, transportation, recycling, and disposal. What occurs between properties is often as significant as what happens at a property.

What do we mean by redesign?

Redesigning industrial systems means working together to find and employ ways to increase efficiency and reduce negative impacts. It begins with stakeholders establishing collective goals and pragmatic measures while recognizing the reality of prior strategies and investments. Redesigning may require judicious reconstruction, repurposing, and/or relocating some facilities. For instance, to create the most effective strategic mineral supply chain, we would intentionally locate lithium mines, battery plants, vehicle factories, and recycling facilities to optimize systemwide logistics. We call this design process "Collaborative Industrial Optimization." Redesigning also calls for a paradigm shift wherein organizations and individuals are incentivized to contribute to systemwide sustainability.

Who are the stakeholders?

You are all stakeholders, along with everyone involved in or affected by our industrial systems. Developing action plans for sustainable industries requires complete stakeholder representation. OnTrackNorthAmerica has already cataloged more than 32,000 stakeholders across North America’s industrial, political, and geographic landscape. For each Action Plan process we initiate, we will invite additional stakeholders to work toward complete representation from all sectors, including academia, advocacy, business, community, funders, government, labor, and media.

How do we work together as stakeholders?

We convene stakeholders in IntelliConference® forums that apply IntelliSynthesis®, our breakthrough question-and-response dialogue method, for efficient input from large groups of diverse stakeholders. We invite participants from all relevant sectors in a given system or region to ensure representation of all perspectives. Each participant agrees to read and respond to rounds of questions within seven days. The facilitation team creates and shares a digest of each round of responses, saving participants time. Outlier perspectives are considered for the value they may offer the group. The IntelliConference and IntelliSynthesis processes are explained in greater detail elsewhere on this website.

What do we mean by sustainable life?

Sustainable life is the long-lasting, harmonious co-existence of humans and nature within an abundantly resourced, yet finite ecosystem.

Why include Canada, the United States, and Mexico?

Canada, the United States, and Mexico already engage in extensive cross-border commerce and can significantly benefit from improved coordination. Industry Action Plans are crafted for specific industrial systems and geographic regions while maintaining vital connections to all related plans, rather than producing isolated solutions. Unlike conventional studies that typically sit on a shelf, our dynamic process generates immediate, tangible outcomes through ongoing stakeholder engagement.



Industry Action Plans