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Shelf storage in an automated logistics centre.

Warehouse automation: humans and machines working together seamlessly

Driverless forklifts transport pallets through the hall, a drone is on an inventory control flight, and employees have the incoming and outgoing goods firmly under control: this is how good cooperation works in a (partially) automated warehouse.

Light currents on a busy road, which represent the optimal flow of goods.

How real-time information creates an ideal flow of goods

Goods movements and information flows must be precisely synchronised to improve efficiency.

Squirrel with nut in mouth, which is supposed to stand for preventive measures with business continuity management

What squirrels and business continuity management have in common

With business continuity management, companies are prepared for emergencies in order to maintain business operations.

Stacked packages stand on pallets in a warehouse

Digitally accelerate cross-docking

Process quality drives handling success in cross-docking terminals. How software can help.

Woman works on her laptop and changes her email distribution list to be DSGVO compliant to protect herself from cyber attacks

Data incidents in practice: The DSGVO and data carriers

Data carriers cause a high number of data protection mishaps. How this happens and how companies can react correctly.

Four trucks are standing at the ramp of a freight forwarder and are loaded on time thanks to time window management

How shippers benefit from time slot management software

If you want to successfully manage loading processes, you assign time slots to freight forwarders.

Woman climbing a mountain which stands for hacking in the form of a penetration test which evaluates security vulnerabilities

Penetration test: Hacking in the service of IT security

Penetration tests reveal vulnerabilities in the IT infrastructure. The goal is to fix them before hackers can penetrate the system.