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A truck on the highway transports washing machines, showcasing efficient line optimization in logistics.

Line optimisation: fewer empty runs, stronger networks

Fluctuating volumes and unclear capacities lead to empty runs in general cargo transport. Route optimisation provides a remedy: with a sound database and intelligent software, capacity utilisation within the network can be increased and costs reduced.

A delivery driver in a high-visibility vest uses a tablet inside a van, bridging communication efficiently.

Driver app guides through mobile workflows in all languages

Language barriers are no longer an issue, transport processes run like clockwork, and communication between dispatchers, customers and drivers is hassle-free? Sounds like a dream, but it’s reality – with mobile workflow apps!

Low code offers companies the opportunity to customise their logistics software quickly and flexibly, without requiring in-depth programming knowledge.

Low code in logistics: customised software without coding

New requirements for order or warehouse management? Low code offers companies the opportunity to customise their logistics software – both quickly and flexibly, without in-depth programming knowledge.

Two young men work as IT specialists in an IT company.

Training as an IT specialist for system administration: mid-term review by our trainee

What problems does the system integration team deal with most frequently? What does a typical day at work look like? Who is this training programme suitable for, and is it still fun after a year? Our trainee has the answers!

Two logistics employees secure general cargo shipments on a loading area – a symbol of efficient and digital general cargo logistics in modern logistics networks.

What are the logistics of breakbulk cargo transport?

Which goods are classified as groupage freight? How is it possible to transport a breakbulk cargo shipment from its point of origin to its destination within 24 hours? And what are groupage freight networks all about? Here are the answers.

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.

Loading equipment in the form of pallets

Pallet account meets AI: Manage loading equipment quickly and easily

Pallet management via Excel has long been outdated. But manually entering data into an app or software also takes up a lot of time. The solution: an AI-supported pallet account that (very simply) turns a photographed receipt into structured data.