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Programme Congress Version
2021
International
Supply Chain Conference
October 20 - 22, 2021
Deutscher InterContinental Berlin
Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof
Logistik-Kongress
21.–23. Oktober 2020
Chancen nutzen –
InterContinental/ Adapt to Lead
Pullman Schweizerhof, Berlin
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EDITORIAL
Chancen nutzen –
Adapt to Lead
Everything remains different: that is an important insight in the run-up to this year's International Supply
Chain Conference. We are really looking forward to welcoming you in person in Berlin, as well as online.
The #DLK21 is being held as a hybrid event. The digital focus features online streaming of presentations and
discussions. This part is free of charge for participants. We will be using a tool that facilitates and promotes
personal networking. On the other hand, personal encounters will be at the heart of the physically attended
part of the conference. Berlin moments: actually, the same as before, but different of course because this
time it’s with "more space" and according to the "3G" rules (vaccinated, recovered, tested). The German
Logistics Award will also be presented at a live event, which will, however, be on a smaller scale this year in
the Large Hall of "our" InterContinental congress hotels.
The content of the conference is entitled "Chancen nutzen - Adapt to lead". Despite all the gloomy
predictions, the impacts of the pandemic have not caused a massive shift away from globalised flows of
goods. Even so, processes and business models are changing. Supply chain management and logistics are
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Wimmer
going through major upheaval and are constantly developing. Which kinds of technology will influence the Chairman of the Board,
Bundesvereinigung Logistik
value chains? How do we become genuinely climate-neutral? How can we protect ourselves from cyber
(BVL) e.V.,
criminality? First-rate speakers will be sharing their expertise. You too can be inspired by the stimulating Bremen
impetus and discussions.
Many thanks to the concept group for generating important contents and good contacts once again, despite
the difficult circumstances, and also to everyone involved in the conference programme. Now, you are all
that is missing! In whatever way possible, we look forward to meeting you and hope we will all be truly
inspired!
With kind regards,
Premium Sponsors 2021
Media Partners 2021
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CONTENTS
At a Glance
CONTENTS | NETWORKING ORGANISATION | BVL
Plenary Sessions and Discussions ������������������������������������� 4 - 8 Hygiene Information ������������������������������������������������������������������ 4
Pre-Events ...................................................................................... 10 Partner ........................................................................................... 29
Deutscher Logistik-Preis 2021 ................................................... 9 Project Team ................................................................................ 29
Specialist Sessions ................................................................. 11-22 Registration, venue..................................................................... 26
After-Work-Hangout ................................................................... 9 Programme at a glance........................................................ 32-33
Exhibition ............................................................................... 24-25
Lounges..............................................................................................23
Premium Sponsors ........................................................................ 3
Sponsors ........................................................................................ 30
Safety and hygiene concept for the
International Supply Chain Conference 2021
The International Supply Chain Conference is one of the largest There will be an upper limit to the number of attendees. Registra-
business conferences worldwide for supply chain management tions are considered according to the date they are received, and
and logistics, making it a fixed date in the diary. This is where participation will be facilitated according to the number of people
decision-makers in the logistics industry come together for sharing, allowed for the duration of the event.
discussion and networking. Before the pandemic, it was regularly
attended by up to 3,500 people from 40 countries. This year it will be ■ Access to the conference is only possible with proof of
held as a hybrid event. Besides the physically attended part of the being fully vaccinated or recovered, or with a current test.
conference in Berlin, much of the content will also be transmitted
digitally. The focus as ever will be on sharing, knowledge transfer ■ All event rooms are regularly aired, and the air-conditioning
and discussion, in the plenary sessions, in breakout sessions and in the hotel works with 100% fresh air.
at the trade exhibition. Networking will be possible, but different
than usual with its own specific safety and hygiene concept. Our ■ Food and drinks will be served on a local basis according to
priority will be to safeguard everyone’s health and safety, including the official regulations as amended.
during the supporting programme. Our hygiene concept is based
on the official regulations and includes experience and findings ■ The supporting trade exhibition will be organised with the
from other BVL events and from our event partners. It also includes necessary spacing between the stands.
recommendations from our contacts at Berlin State Authorities and
from our epidemiology expert and consultant, Prof. Dr. Ralph Brinks The hygiene and safety concept for the conference is being updated
from Witten-Herdecke University. It is therefore always in compli- all the time, giving particular consideration to the regulations issued
ance at least with the current official regulations. The concept has by the State of Berlin and the recommendations of our epidemiolo-
to be confirmed by all participants as part of their registration and is gy consultant. The currently valid version of the hygiene concept is
being updated all the time. Among others, it includes the following available here: www.bvl.de/dlk-hygienekonzept
measures (as of 29 September 2021):
With the support of:
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PLENARY
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 9.30 - 12.20 DE EN Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam A1-A6
Facts versus Myths: Standing up for the Image of Logistics
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Wimmer
Vorsitzender des Vorstands, We are surely all familiar with the half-truths and prejudices that frequently confront
Bundesvereinigung Logistik (BVL) e.V., the logistics industry. It hurts when they are proclaimed by outsiders, or when suppo-
Bremen
sed weak points are devised by those who want to sell us products and services. Let
us proceed together, undaunted and with self-confidence..
Dr. Sigrid Nikutta
Chancen nutzen – Adapt to Lead!
Board Member for Freight Transport, During the opening keynote speech, Deutsche Bahn as conference partner of the
Deutsche Bahn AG, Berlin International Supply Chain Conference 2021 will introduce this year's motto: Chancen
CEO, DB Cargo AG, Mainz nutzen – Adapt to Lead. The logistics industry is shaping the future in many different
Vorstand, BVL
ways. The mobility transition and digitalisation are just two aspects where logistics
can set the pace of future developments on the way to becoming more sustainable..
Shaping a Sustainable future with a Vibrant Industry
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Siegfried Russwurm
President, Germany and Europe thrive on global supply chains and connected transport routes.
Bundesverband der The global transformation processes are bringing about rapid change for export-
Deutschen Industrie (BDI), oriented industrial locations. Overcoming the pandemic is just one milestone. Now is
Berlin
the time to strengthen innovation with a targeted approach and to create attractive
prerequisites to remain a vibrant, internationally embedded place for industry,
making a global contribution to sustainability.
Name Connectivity & Sustainability: Mega Trends open up new Chances
Dorothea von Boxberg
Position Environmental awareness and sustainability are establishing a new set of values that
CEO,
Unternehmen
Lufthansa Cargo AG, are impacting on demand-related decisions all around the world. Corporate action has
Frankfurt, to realign accordingly. And digitalisation facilitates global connectivity of all stakehol-
Vorstand, BVL
ders along the supply chain. Automated logistics processes are faster and more effici-
ent. How can the logistics industry use both mega trends to make global supply chains
more sustainable and more resilient?
11.00 - 11.30 Coffee Break | Parallel Exhibition
Digital, Sustainable intralogistics
Christian Erlach
Member of the Board Sales, For years now, digitalisation and automation in intralogistics have been mega trends
Jungheinrich AG,
that significantly move and change the industry. But how can we make this techn-
Hamburg
ological change sustainable at the same time? What challenges await us as we move
towards the digital and sustainable warehouse, and what can already be done today
to counteract them successfully?
Change as Chance and only Possibility for the Logistics of the Future
Felix Fiege
CEO,
A fast-moving world that is changing all the time, with logistics not just in the thick
Fiege Group,
of it but often acting as the driving force behind such developments. How can we be
Greven,
Beirat, BVL more efficient and innovative? How can we become more sustainable? "Just carry on
as before" will not be enough. We need the courage to constantly reinvent ourselves.
With innovative business models. With collaboration. With start-ups and new busi-
nesses. With an honest sustainability culture in the company. Today more than ever.
12.30 - 13.30 Press Conference
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PLENARY WE (8.30), TH (8.00) 12.30 15.00
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 14.00 - 15.00 DE EN Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam A7
MODERATION
Panel Discussion: Chancen nutzen – Adapt to Lead
Dr. Ursula Weidenfeld Processes and business models are changing, supply chain management and logistics
Journalist, are going through upheaval and changing all the time. At the start of this decade, those
Potsdam
responsible for shaping international supply chains faced multiple challenges. Dealing
with the pandemic seems to reinforce mega trends, with critical questions being asked
about the practice of globalised supply chains in view of automation, sustainability con-
Jörg Hofmann cepts and various disruptions. At the same time, issues such as digitalisation, sustainabi-
Chairman,
lity or the future of mobility offer great chances.
IG Metall,
Frankfurt
The panel discussion looks at how we can vigorously strike out in new directions
towards the future and which chances we can use:
Dr. Marianne Janik
■ How can staff be encouraged to engage with transformation proces-
Area Vice President, ses?
Microsoft Germany, ■ Which kinds of technology and which trends will influence the value
Munich chains?
■ Where can chances be found, and how can we use these as economic
players with social responsibility?
Sebastian Windeck ■ Can we learn from the pandemic, which in many cases has accelerated
Innovation Management,
latent developments and radically scrutinised established patterns?
Metallbau Windeck GmbH,
Kloster Lehnin und Co-Founder,
■ How can Germany and Europe be positioned in political and economic
neopolis GmbH, Berlin terms in the face of international competition?
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 11.30 - 12.55 EN DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam D1
WARM-UP Panel Discussion: On the way to true Climate Neutrality
Boris Felgendreher
In the Paris Climate Agreement, the signatory states have committed themselves to
Founder, Agentur +umami,
Host, BVL.digital Podcast, limit the global rise in temperature. Currently, it appears that we can only achieve this
Hamburg goal if some states and industries accomplish climate neutrality well before 2040. The
panellists will discuss issues related to the climate neutrality of global logistics chains,
WARM-UP including the last mile from both perspectives: Global and medium-sized players.
Martin Ritterhaus
Head of Accounts Carrier Sales,
■ Can logistics and supply chain management position themselves as
DB Cargo AG, pioneers of „true climate neutrality“?
Mainz ■ How can Europe be a pioneer and still be successful in a global compe-
tition at the same time?
■ How does increasing implementation speed affect supply chains, i.e.
MODERATION
through changes to the cooperation between shippers and logistics
Dr. Sven Rutkowsky
Partner, service providers?
Kearney, ■ Can investments be secured through new, long-term industrial part-
Düsseldorf nerships?
Pietro D’Arpa Meri Stevens
Vice President, Supply Chain Europe: Worldwide Vice President – Consumer
Logistics and End to End Strategic Planning, Health Supply Chain and Deliver,
The Procter & Gamble Company, Johnson & Johnson,
Geneva, Switzerland New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA
Rolf Habben Jansen Tim Scharwath
CEO, CEO Global Forwarding, Freight,
Hapag-Lloyd AG, Deutsche Post DHL Group,
Hamburg Bonn,
Vorstand, BVL
Rolf Meyer
Deputy Chairman of the Supervisory Board,
Meyer & Meyer Holding SE & Co. KG,
Osnabrück
With the support of:
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8.00 12.45 16.00 PLENARY
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 15.00 - 16.30 DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Gartenlounge II W1
Johanna Herstein Workshop: Sustainable Development Goals
Co-Representative Logistics4Future,
Senior Consultant,
Are you familiar with the UN's 17 sustainability goals? Are you already using the goals
Ernst & Young GmbH, in your company to structure your sustainability efforts and
Mannheim, use them effectively for your PR? If so, you can share your experience
BVL Chapter Chairwoman with those attending the workshop. If this is not the case, you are warmly
Andreas Mohr invited to get to know the SDGs with an informal approach and to discover the
Co-Representative Logistics4Future potential of the 17 goals for your company.
Researcher,
Institute für Maritime Logistics,
Please register in advance by e-mail to l4f@bvl.de.
Technische Universität Hamburg
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 16.30 - 18.00 DE EN Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam D2
WARM-UP Panel Discussion: Cyber Security
Boris Felgendreher
Founder, Agentur +umami, Let's leave the catch phrases to one side and be pragmatic:
Host, BVL.digital Podcast, how can we prevent malicious attacks on computers, servers, mobile devices, networks,
Hamburg data, plant and system controls? It is difficult to avert asymmetrical threats, particularly
when the other side has great criminal energy and apparently endless resources: an
WARM-UP uneven fight that never ends and impacts on all levels in the life of a company and its
Dr. Nuri Morava products. This breakout sequence provides valuable answers to the questions:
Program Lead Global R&D and Early Stage
Technology Digitalization & Innovation,
■ Which sovereign tasks are assumed by Germany and Europe?
Schenker AG,
Essen ■ Which responsibility do companies have to bear?
■ Which safeguards and services are indispensable?
■ How will technology develop?
IMPULS ■ Are there any trends and strategies for IT security, and what contributions
Torsten Böttjer can science make that would be relevant to the economy?
Head of Cloud Engineering, ■ Does initial and further training have to be upgraded to include cyber secu-
Oracle Germany,
rity?
Düsseldorf
Prof. Dr. oec. Julia Arlinghaus Alpha Barry
Director, CEO,
Fraunhofer IFF, secida AG,
Magdeburg, Essen
BVL Scientific Advisory Board Member
Generalleutnant Michael Vetter
Department Head Cyber- und
Information Technology and CIO,
Federal Ministry of Defence
Berlin With the kind support of
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 9.00 - 9.30 DE EN Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam WPL
Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Wolfgang Kersten Presenting the Science Award for Logistics 2021
Head of the Institute Business Logistics and
General Management
BVL is presenting this award for the 30th time to honour the outstanding academic
Technische Universität Hamburg,
BVL Scientific Advisory Board Member
achievements of young scientists whose work has great implementation potential
Chairman of the Jury due to its practical relevance. This year, the awards were presented to the finalists as
a pre-event (more information on page 10).
With the kind support of McKinsey &
Company, Inc.
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PLENARY | FRIDAY, OKTOBER 22, 2021 8.30 11.30 14.00
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2021, 12.00 - 14.00 DE EN Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam G0-G4
MODERATION The renowned business journalist Kerstin Münstermann is the bureau chief of the
Kerstin Münstermann parliamentary office of the Rheinische Post in Berlin and is an excellent connoisseur
Parliamentary Office Bureau Chief,
of federal politics with all its implications also on the economy. She was a chancellor's
Rheinische Post,
Düsseldorf
correspondent for many years and has worked for the news agency dpa and
"Die Welt", among others - the best prerequisites for guiding the audience through
the closing sequence, framing what has been said and asking the right questions.
Frank Dreeke
Chairman of the Board,
Collaboration - the Future of Logistics?
BLG LOGISTICS GROUP AG & Co. KG,
Many contradicting aspects of recent decades are gradually being resolved. If the
Bremen,
logistics sector becomes climate-neutral and market observers develop shared IT
Deputy Chairman of the BVL Board
platforms, this indicates a paradigm shift in the economic sector. A great many
challenges have to be solved with a joint approach – but how far can collaboration
go? A practical focus shows what is already possible today.
Prof. Dr. Norbert Lammert Democracy needs Democrats
Chairman,
Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, Without a minimum of similarities, every community erodes away. Recent German
Berlin, history in particular shows that democracy is neither the normal state nor assured
President of the German Bundestag a. D. once and for all. Every individual therefore has to assume responsibility to defend the
values that bind us.
Prof. Dr. Martin R. Stuchtey Protecting the Climate and Natural Resources: Germany's next
Co-Founder and Managing Partner,
Business Model
SYSTEMIQ GmbH,
Munich For 200 years, boosting labour productivity was the measure and goal of
entrepreneurial activity. But climate change, volatile resource markets and a new
working world are now forcing us to make resource productivity the source of the
new prosperity. "Eco-prosperity" is the new main idea, from China's 5-year plan to
the European Green Deal. The combination of circular value creation and digitisation
is generating a new value creation logic "Industry 5.0" with chances for industry and
logistics.
Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Michael ten Hompel Never walk alone – die Open Logistics Foundation
Chair of Materials Handling and Warehousing
TU Dortmund and Managing Director, Fraun- The business models of the future are digital. The Open Logistics Foundation shows
hofer Institute for Material Flow and Logistics how it is still possible to remain independent of monopolistic platform providers.
IML, Dortmund, For the first time, an open source platform and the community behind it is pooling
BVL Scientific Advisory Board Member forces in logistics for collaborative development and use of open source software and
hardware, thus shaping federal open platform eco systems.
Dr. Stephan Peters
Member of the Board,
Rhenus SE & Co. KG,
Holzwickede,
Founder of the Open
Logistics Foundation
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GERMAN AWARD FOR SCM | NETWORKING
Presentation of the German Logistics Award 2021
The Wednesday evening is traditionally marked by the presentation of the German
Logistics Award. In 2021, the BVL once again invites all those attending the first day of
the conference to attend this special moment. The jury, chaired by Matthias Wissmann,
commends exemplary concepts developed and implemented in recent months, despite
all the adversities.
The evening is therefore dedicated to those who performed this hard work. The German
Logistics Award honours particularly innovative and sustainable solutions to promote
them and encourage others to follow suit.
Come expecting to be surprised, and join the protagonists in eagerly anticipating the
moment when the awards are presented, either online or in person in Berlin.
Those physically present are then invited to use the subsequent opportunities for
discussions in the foyers and exhibition areas. Good music and entertainment will be
provided, giving due consideration to the special circumstances. We look forward to
sharing this evening with you!
Venue and Schedule
18.00 Networking-Dinner
20.00 Start of the Stage Show and
21.00 Networking-Night
Venue: InterContinental Berlin
Matthias Wissmann, Chairman of the Jury for the German Logistics Award 2021, and Prof. Dr.-Ing. Tho-
mas Wimmer, Chairman of the BVL Board, will accompany you through the evening. The award cerem-
ony will be presented by Christina Thurner, BVL Board Member and Chairwoman of the Loxxess Group.
After-Work-Hangout
This year the second day of the conference will be concluded with an informal after-work hangout, all along the lines of networking. You are invited
to the exhibition area in Hotel InterContinental on Thursday evening, from 6 pm until at least 9 pm. Here you will find an opportunity for networ-
king to your heart’s content, for sharing with other conference participants, or for simply relaxing to the music of the "Speedos", who are guaran-
teed to put you in a good mood with their authentic 100% acoustic sound without cables, mics and amplifiers. You can also look forward to pianist
Max Kaft, close-up magician Harry Wink and a wide range of food and refreshments, which will obviously also feature the original Berlin Currywurst
(sausage in curry sauce) to add a very tasty touch!
The BVL and its exhibition partners hope you enjoy an entertaining evening in an ideal networking atmosphere!
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PRE-EVENTS
Exciting events on the way to Berlin
Finale Science Award for SCM 2021 Dynamische Steuerungsstrategien für
05. Oktober 2021, 16.00 - 18.00 innerbetriebliche Routenzugsysteme
Christian Lieb
Following preselection by the jury, these three finalists will Technische Universität Munich
present their work. One of them will be the winner of the Betreuer: Prof. Dr. -Ing. Johannes Fottner
Science Award Logistics 2021. The award will be presented on
the Friday of the conference (see page 7). The Science Award Stochastischer Entwurf von Dienstleistungsnetzen
Logistics honours the outstanding academic achievements für den intermodalen Gütertransport
Jan Phillip Müller
of young scientists whose work has great implementation
Technische Universität Darmstadt,
potential in everyday work situations due to its practical
Betreuer: Prof. Dr. Ralf Elbert
relevance. The award also includes the supervising institutes.
The prize itself is endowed with €5,000. Präskriptive Analysen für datengesteuertes
Kapazitätsmanagement
The Science Award Logistics 2021 is supported by McKinsey &
Pascal Notz
Company.
Universität Würzburg
Betreuer: Prof. Dr. Richard Pibernik
CHANCE SUSTAINABILITY – SUCCESS STORIES
12. OKTOBER 2021, 18.00 - 19.30
Right in line with the motto of this year's conference, BVL's Logistics4Future network offers a MODERATION
platform for pioneers of sustainable logistics. This digital pre-event focuses on best-practice Lara Zakfeld
Research Assistent,
sharing in all three sustainability dimensions. Listen to the inspiring speakers as they tell their
Hochschule Worms,
various success stories, and take their main "lessons learned" home with you.!
BVL Network Young Professionals
Anna Alex Nina Göntgen-Voss Sina-Maria Schoenlein
Co-Founderin, Director Sustainability, Projektmanagerin
Planetly GmbH, Forto GmbH, Logistics & Sustainability,
Berlin Berlin Tchibo GmbH, Hamburg
SESSION CHAIR
News from the Logistics Think Tanks, Science & Research
October 15, 2021 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Prof. Thomas Strothotte, Phd
President & Managing
A fireworks of innovations! Director, Kühne Logistics
Session will take place online in English language only. University (KLU), Hamburg
Ergonomics analyses with motion capture Smart store replenishment using machine Robotic Process Automation in intralogistics
systems: How companies can record and learning | Dr. Laura Gellert, 4flow, Berlin Stjepan Jurisic, International Performance
evaluate individual job requirements Research Institute, Stuttgart
Make-to-order, make-to-stock or something in
Justus Brosche, Techn. University Hamburg
between? | Tammo Heuer., Leibnitz University Decarbonizing Logistics – halfway there or
The urban "last mile“ rethought - results of a Hanover Institute of Production Systems and barely started? | Prof. Dr. Moritz Petersen,
one-year test operation Logistics Center for Sustainable Logistics and Supply
Maximilian Engelhardt, HTW Berlin Chains, Kühne Logistics University, Hamburg
Defining the “New Normal”: Lessons learned
Combining process mining and cyber-physical and Implications of the Pandemic for Inter- Reducing road freight transport costs and
systems for material flow processes to ensure national Logistics Networks | Dr. Benjamin emissions by exchanging time windows on
transparency | Lukas Fleischmann, Fraunhofer Nitsche, Berlin University of Technology a cross-provider data platform | Felix Roeper
IIS, Erlangen Technical University Darmstadt
Performance Analysis and Capacity Planning
Building resilience in supply chain networks: of Order-Fulfilment-Systems with levelled Workers’ rights in global supply chains: An
An advanced analytics approach order release and order deadlines | Uta analysis of European and North-American
Prof. Dr. David Francas, Heilbronn University Mohring, Institute for Material Handling and apparel retailers | Ass. Prof. Eugenia Rosca,
of Applied Science Logistics (IFL), Karlsruhe Institute of Technology University of Groningen, The Netherlands
108.30 12.30 15.00 SPECIALIST SESSIONS | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2021
16.00 -17.50 DE EN Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam B1
Using chances – successful further development of your
business model
Energy and mobility transition, new drive technologies, digital transformation: all these
developments are putting pressure on established business models right across all
sectors of industry. As well as constantly improving their own products, the long-term
competitiveness of companies increasingly depends on their ability to adapt and capacity
to change. But how can concepts for new business fields be recognised? And how can
existing business models be put successfully through a fundamental change process?
You can look forward to reports of specific experience and discussions that go into these
and other questions.
MODERATION Digital logistics and new business models: Gold-Sponsor
Dr. Nicole Schnittfeld three theses regarding the success factor software
Head of the Centre of Excellence "Processing of Dr. Stefan Sigg
tomorrow", Member of the Executive Board Chief Product Officer,
Post CH AG, Software AG,
Bern, Schweiz, Förderbeirat, BVL Darmstadt
Making Shipping as Easy as Sending Emails Transformation – Revolution oder Evolution?
Erik Muttersbach Michael Müller
Co-Founder & CTO, CEO & Chairman of the Board of Directors,
Forto GmbH, Müller – Die lila Logistik SE,
Berlin Besigheim-Ottmarsheim
Disruption: better that we do it before others do Road to hydrogen: digital transformation as
Dr. -Ing. Johannes Stemmer driving force behind the energy transition
Director Digital Transformation, Ralf Werner
BEUMER Group, CIO / CDO,
Beckum Open Grid Europe GmbH,
Essen
When logistics makes the difference: growth
chances of a world market leader by changing
the product range
Eberhard Wahl
CEO, TRUMPF Tracking Technologies GmbH,
Ditzingen
Experience new technologies
Industrial image processing in intra-logistics
Tobias Prinz
Senior Manager Logistics Sales Team Europe,
Cognex Germany, Inc.,
Karlsruhe
SMILE - Smart und Innovativ: Logistik für den E-Commerce
Patrick Mense
Member of the Board,
LOXXESS AG,
Unterföhring
11SPECIALIST SESSIONS | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2021 8.30 12.30 15.00
16.00 - 17.40 DE EN Venue: Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof, Conference Center B2
Quo vadis? Platform Economy as part of the New Economy
Platform economy plays an increasingly role over and beyond the B2C sector, and is
attracting attention particularly in the B2B business. Where is it going in the various
areas? In future, will there just be a few large platforms or many specialised ones? What
is the role played by the ecological and, above all, the economic sustainability of this
business model? This and other questions about the future of the platform economy will
be discussed during this breakout session.
MODERATION | IMPULS Daring more network Gold-Sponsor
Andreas Reutter Stephan Sieber
Vice President GSM, CPO Industrial, CEO,
Stanley Black & Decker Inc., Transporeon,
New Britain, Connecticut / USA, Ulm
BVL Board Member
From toy retailer to leading platform
for families
Tobias Nieber
Managing Director,
MYTOYS GROUP,
Berlin
Startups in logistics - all representatives of the
new platform economy?
Prof. Dr. Hanno Friedrich
Associate Professor of Freight Transportation -
Modelling and Policy,
Kühne Logistics University – KLU, Hamburg
Experience new technologies
Digitalisierung – Schlüssel zum Erfolg in Logistik und Intralogistik
Dr. Alexander Bollig
Vice President for Vertical Management Intralogistics,
Siemens Digital Industries,
Nürnberg
128.30 12.30 15.00 SPECIALIST SESSIONS | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2021
16.00 -17.30 DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Charlottenburg B3
Meet-up BVL Focus Group Logistics Properties
Quick commerce and the implications for urban logistics premises E-mobility and battery storage
E-commerce companies such as Gorillas, Flink and Getir are causing While e-mobility continues to get established in Germany, there is
an uproar in the logistics market by offering delivery times of 10 - 90 still not enough attention being paid to storing the batteries. This
minutes. Do the start-ups with their new strategies have a long-term could be an immensely hazardous mistake, given that batteries are
future on the market? What are the implications for urban logistics especially dangerous goods. The current status of the licensing situation
premises and which innovative premises forms score in city logistics? concerning the storage of lithium ion batteries is discussed by:
Discussed by:
CO-MODERATION CO-MODERATION
Raimund Paetzmann Kuno Neumeier
Vice President Corporate Real Estate, CEO,
Zalando SE, Berlin, Logivest Group, Munich,
BVL Focus Group Logistics Properties Spokesperson BVL Focus Group Logistics Properties Spokesperson
Felix Hettlage Martin Engel
Managing Director Last Mile, Inhaber,
Fiege Group, Martin Engel - Sachverständigenbüro für Brandschutz,
Greven Rothenberg
Recommerce und Logistik als Erfolgsfaktor Tobias Kassner
Prof. Dr. Stephan Seeck Head of Research,
Professor, Hochschule für Technik GARBE Industrial Real Estate GmbH,
und Wirtschaft (HTW), Hamburg
Vice President,
4flow AG, Berlin
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13SPECIALIST SESSIONS | THUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2021 8.00 12.45 16.00
9.00 - 11.00 DE EN Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam C1
Business model transport logistics: evolution or
disruption?
New technologies have also prepared the ground for new business models in transport
logistics. "Platform hauliers" in particular are exploiting the possibility of collecting
large volumes of data at low cost for subsequent analysis and automatic alignment of
supply and demand - thus initiating a profound change. What will "transport logistics
of tomorrow" look like specifically? How will established players position themselves in
the new setting and what does that mean in the end for the shippers? These and other
urgent questions will be answered in this breakout session. You can look forward to
stimulating discussions with technology providers, logistics companies, manufacturers
and shippers. Together we will be taking a look in the not too far distance future.
MODERATION Creating Additional Value - using new Business Gold-Sponsor
Dr.-Ing. Zäzilia Seibold Models and Technologies in Transport Logistics
Group Head Physical Logistics Julian Schulcz
Robert Bosch GmbH, Plant Feuerbach, Chief Operating Officer,
BVL Research Council Member 4flow AG,
Winner of Science Award for SCM 2016 Berlin
New Technologies in Trucks Platform Business – Success Factors
Dr. Atif Askar Carsten Hiemsch
Head of Business Development, Associate Partner,
Strategy and M&A, IBM Global Business Services,
TRATON SE, Nürnberg
Munich
Digital Transport Platform - Digital Mittelstand – Chances and Risks
Tomorrow's Transport Logistics Nikolja Grabowski
Philipp Ortwein Chairman,
Co-Founder & Managing Director, E.L.V.I.S. AG,
InstaFreight GmbH, Alzenau
Berlin
Experience new technologies
Linking train, barge and truck: how to do it properly!
Volker Klassen
Managing Director,
Trierer Hafengesellschaft mbH,
Trier,
BVL Chapter Chairman
Logistics as a service for everyone with platform-based data integration
Niko Hossain
CEO,
Lobster Logistics Cloud GmbH,
Pöcking
Making transport sustainable: what load space detection can contribute
Carsten Segesser
Innovation Manager Commercial Vehicles,
Continental Aftermarket & Services,
Schwalbach
148.00 12.45 16.00 SPECIALIST SESSIONS | THUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2021
9.00 - 11.00 DE EN Venue: Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof, Conference Center C2
Circular economy: chances and challenges for logistics
Which circular value creation concepts will be changing the requirements for logistics
in the long term? Which solutions are being developed by the logistics sector? Can
it benefit from new circular markets? These central questions will be discussed and
answered during the 90-minute session. Best practices from industry, retail and logistics
will be used to discuss how car collaborative concepts and innovations along the whole
value chain play an elementary role in the success of circular business models and how
they enable the path to the circular economy.
MODERATION Why classical logistics will disappear: circular Gold-Sponsor
Dr. Carsten Gerhardt economy turns the industry upside down
Chairman, Martin Neuhold
Circular Valley Foundation, Leader Supply Chain & Operations Europe West
Wuppertal Ernst & Young GmbH, Mannheim
Recommerce and logistics as success factor Recycling raw materials: dynamic resource - multiple
Jade Buddenberg logistics processes
Lead Sustainability & Business Dr. Ansgar Fendel
Development Recommerce, Managing Director,
Zalando SE, REMONDIS Assets & Services GmbH & Co. KG,
Berlin Lünen
Plastics in the circular economy: innovative
technologies, business models and potential for
circular value creation
Tara Nitz
Global Positioning and Advocacy Circular
Economy, Covestro AG, Leverkusen
Experience new technologies
A sustainable alternative to cardboard packaging
Jürgen Krahé
Senior Commercial Director – EMEA,
ORBIS Europe,
Hürth
Paperless logistics: digital, sustainable and astonishingly simple
Ludger Vennewald
Head of Sales Logistic Solutions,
T-Systems International GmbH,
Bonn
Genuinely sustainable! The kind that expertise logistics needs now
Prof. Dr. Moritz Petersen
Assistant Professor of Sustainable Supply Chain Practice,
Director of the Center for Sustainable Logistics and Supply Chains (CSLS),
Kühne Logistics University,
Hamburg
15SPECIALIST SESSIONS | THUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2021 8.00 12.45 16.00
9.00 - 10.30 DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Charlottenburg C3
Good supply chains – resilient and transparent
The pandemic and other incidents make it clear how fragile our global value chains have become and how dependent our economy is on
functioning delivery chains in the meantime. In this breakout session, experts from various stages of the value chain share their ideas for making
global supply chains more resilient while at the same time meeting the growing demands for transparency. Visitors to this breakout session are
specifically invited to join the discussion in "fish-bowl format"!
MODERATION
Prof. Dr. Julia Hartmann
Professor Sustainable Supply
Chain Management,
EBS Business School,
Wiesbaden
Ansgar Lohmann Dr. Christoph Schröder
Division Manager Corporate Social Attorney,
Responsibility, CMS Hasche Sigle Partnerschaft von
KiK Textilien und Non-Food GmbH, Rechtsanwälten und Steuerberatern mbB,
Bönen Hamburg
Stefan Ulrich Josip T. Tomasevic
CEO, Senior Vice President & CPO, Global Purchasing
Simon Hegele and Materials Management,
Gesellschaft für Logistik und Service mbH, AGCO Corporation,Duluth, Georgia, USA,
Raunheim BVL Board Member,
Vice Chairperson Chapter US Southeast
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168.00 12.45 16.00 SPECIALIST SESSIONS | THUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2021
14.00 - 16.00 EN DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam E1
Supply Chain 4.0 –
Digital Twin in the Supply Chain
Supply Chain collapses and disruptions like during the COVID-pandemic or the Suez
incident have shown that intelligent planning of supply chains along with end-to-end
visibility is needed more than ever. Among the most relevant tools are digital twins for
mapping supply networks. Digital twins enable a Supply Chain Management 4.0 as they
provide advanced forecasting and thereby provide improved resiliency. This session will
feature best practice approaches from different industries and the opportunity to learn
about supply chain forecast, resilience and overall planning improvements.
MODERATION Supply Chain transformation through digital Gold-Sponsor
Frank Vorrath twins for improved transparency and agility
Vice President Service Delivery EMEA & APAC, Dr. Tobias Schulz
Gartner Supply Chain, Business Consultant,
Hamburg Kinaxis,
Berlin
The Role of Digital Twins in Continuously Digital twin for managing complexity: Strategic material
Managing Supply Chain Challenges allocation in a multi-layered supply chain network
Sven Markert Volker Rügheimer
Head of Supply Chain Logistics Head of Supply Chain Development,
Smart Infrastructure, Volkswagen AG,
Siemens AG, Erlangen Baunatal
Supply Chain 4.0 – Unleash the ultimate
potential of digital supply chains
Dr. Patric Spethmann
COO,
Marc O'Polo International GmbH,
Stephanskirchen
Experience new technologies
AI solutions, Digital Twin, New Work: indispensable for the sustainable supply chain?
Ralf Struckmeier
Vice President Logistics,
Lufthansa Industry Solutions,
Norderstedt
What Your SCM Solution Can't do: Smart Graph Analytics with ML and AI
Mario Werner
Regional Manager DACH,
TigerGraph,
Redwood City, CA, USA
Supply chain transparency is the key for a successful corporate strategy
Franz Hero
Head of Digital Supply Chain Development,
SAP SE,
Walldorf
17SPECIALIST SESSIONS | THUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2021 8.00 12.45 16.00
14.00 - 16.00 EN DE Venue: Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof, Conference Center E2
Pushing Boundaries:
Tomorrow‘s Supply Chain Technologies
The future of supply chains and new technologies are linked tightly. But which
of the exciting visions of the future will form the logistics sector? How can small
and medium-sized companies in the supply chain industry find a technology that
fits within a haystack of new solutions? This session will provide insights into
real-world applications and a vivid discussion on coming to terms with technology
impact estimation for the own business.
MODERATION The Virtual Warehouse of the Warehouses Gold-Sponsor
Dr. Kerstin Höfle Steffen Bersch
VP Research & Development and CEO,
Product Management, SSI SCHÄFER Gruppe,
Körber Supply Chain GmbH, Bad Nauheim, Neunkirchen
Beirat, BVL
Strengthen resilience in multi-national
production supply chains with blockchain
Yorke E. Rhodes III
Cofounder Blockchain @Microsoft,
Director Digital Transformation Blockchain,
Microsoft, Redmond, Washington, USA
Connected Safety for the Optimization of Automated Transports in Production and Logistics
Ansgar Bergmann Andreas Hoell
Project Manager CTO, Technical Industry Manager,
STILL GmbH, SICK AG,
Hamburg Waldkirch
Experience new technologies
Improve Supply Chain Collaboration
Bernd Jaschinski-Schürmann
Head of Digital Supply Chain Management,
Arvato Systems GmbH,
Gütersloh
Industry-Driven Engineering for Autonomous Logistics
Michael Schneider
CEO,
idealworks,
Munich
AI Assistance for Automated Order Entry in Logistics
Dr. Christina Otte
Department Head Innovationswerkstatt Travel & Logistik,
msg systems ag,
Hamburg
188.00 12.45 16.00 SPECIALIST SESSIONS | THUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2021
14.00 - 14.45 DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Charlottenburg E4
Logistical septet on logistics start-ups and new logistics
Around 300 logistics start-ups are operating in Central Europe. Besides new business
MODERATION
Daniel Terner models and innovations, they also offer huge potential for established logistics experts
Founder, and young companies to learn from each other. This exciting question is addressed
reden machen terner, by the book "Logistik-Start-ups" (Logistics Start-ups) which is being published by
Hamburg SpringerGabler Verlag in the 4th quarter of 2021. The publishers and selected authors
discuss current observations.
MODERATION Klemens Rethmann
Dr. Martin Schwemmer CEO,
Senior Consultant, Rhenus SE & Co KG,
Fraunhofer IIS, Holzwickede
Nürnberg
Patrick Seeßle Menschen im Fahrerberuf
Digitalization Consultant, Marike Wöbken
DB Systel GmbH, Strategy Manager,
Frankfurt, JobMatch.me,
Herausgeber „Logistik-Start-ups“ Hamburg
Plattformen der Logistik
Plattformen urbaner Handel
Dr. Lasse Landt
Raimund Seibold
CFO,
Founder,
Pamyra,
Boxbote,
Leipzig
Augsburg
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19SPECIALIST SESSIONS | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2021 8.30 11.30 14.00
9.30 - 11.30 EN DE Venue: Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof, Conference Center F1
Agility-Driven Supply Chain Collaboration
The Corona pandemic has undoubtedly revealed the need for transparent supply chains.
However, the systematic exchange of data along the entire supply chain is not only
relevant in times of crisis. Even in "normal times“, transparency and collaboration are
crucial for innovation, increased customer satisfaction and therefore a true competitive
advantage - which, however, demands that all companies along the chain dare to allow
insights and share the necessary data. In this session, we will bring together experts
from different vertical markets, discuss how we can achieve an integrated supply chain
and which factors are critical for success.
MODERATION Lucien Besse Gold-Sponsor
COO & Co-Founder
Kai Althoff
Shippeo,
CEO,
Paris, France
4flow AG,
Berlin,
BVL Advisory Board Member
Industry 4.0 Initiatives in Digital Supply Chain Collaboration in the Automotive
Transformation of Supply Chain Transportation Network
Shalendra Kumar Dr. Ansgar Hermes
Head of Digital Enterprise Platform, Coca-Cola HBC, Head of Transport Network (KL-MT),
Sofia, Bulgaria Volkswagen Konzernlogistik GmbH & Co. OHG,
Regional Manufacturing Director - Srilanka & South Wolfsburg
India, Pepsico India Holdings, India
Stay Flexible and Grasp Opportunities: How we
Tackle the Key Inbound and Outbound Games
Kamil Christoph Kasprowicz
Group Vice President Supply Chain Management,
Otto Group,
Hamburg
Experience new technologies
Suppliers' Transparency - Preventing Surprises in Incoming Deliveries
Michael Landstorfer
Senior Manager,
Logistics Reply GmbH,
Munich
Real-Time-Visibility – the Decisive Survival Factor in Uncertain Times?
Robin Jaacks
Senior Vice President International Growth,
project44 GmbH,
Hamburg
Navigating turbulent times with a supply chain control centre
Infor (Deutschland) GmbH,
Hannover
208.30 11.30 14.00 SPECIALIST SESSIONS | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2021
9.30 - 11.20 DE EN Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam F2
Logistics finds the city
Cities are retail centres, and the dynamic development of the retail sector is also
reflected in the way cities are changing. The sharp increase in CEP consignments,
combined with the major challenges faced by the stationary retail trade particularly in
recent months, make it necessary to rethink the whole concept of the "city". Where can
logistics take place in the city? Which areas can be used for logistics to achieve a better
coexistence of all in the city? And what does the future of logistics outside the city look
like?
MODERATION Urban logistics premises: possible or not? Gold-Sponsor
Prof. Dr. Kai-Oliver Schocke Jan Dietrich Hempel
Professor of Logistics and Production Manage- Managing Director,
ment, Direktor - Research Lab for Urban Trans- GARBE Industrial Real Estate GmbH,
port, Frankfurt University of Applied Hamburg
Sciences, BVL Chapter Chairman
New ideas for a better quality of life and
experience in German inner cities
Dirk Lessing
Managing Director (COO),
Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof GmbH,
Essen
Urban planning as the path of 1000 steps:
come with us!
Hanna Denecke
Deputy Head City Development and Planner-
Stadt Freiburg im Breisgau
Experience new technologies
The missing Link
Olivier Le Lann
Managing Director,
Skylink Industries GmbH,
Wildau
Digitalisation in transport logistics: solutions for more effective vehicle management and against the shortage of drivers
Wolfgang Schmid
Sales Director D-A-CH,
Webfleet Solutions,
Leipzig
21SPECIALIST SESSIONS | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2021 8.30 11.30 14.00
9.00 - 11.00 DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Charlottenburg F3
Discussion: future of logistics in Africa – trends and challenges
"There's huge potential in Africa - also for logistics". German
companies are in demand as partners and should get
MODERATION
themselves in position in good time. Experts from politics,
Susanne Scheerer
business and science discuss how German logistics managers Project Leader,
can address the challenges of the African logistics sector and ignore gravity GmbH,
which chances they can use along the way. Berlin
Invest for Jobs – Promoting Employment Through Pan-African Mobility Alliance: Technology Cluster
Industrialisation and Logistics as a Success Factor and Development Perspectives of Logistics in Africa
Eileen Schuldt Prof. Dr. Frank Straube
Counsellor, Referat 113, Managing Director, Head of Logistics,
Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Institute for Technology and Management,
Development (BMZ), Berlin Technische Universität Berlin
Potentials of Africa as a Production Location: Future of the African Logistics Market:
Levers for Increasing Value Creation in the Experience and Prospects
automotive sector Thomas Ruelke
Dr. Markus Thill CCO,
President Region Afrika, DB Schenker Middle East & Africa
Bosch (Pty) Ltd, Midrand, Südafrika Dubai, UAE
Investing in Sustainable Logistical challenges of car manufacturers
Transport Solutions in Africa in Africa
Gereon Niemeier Marius Ochel
Managing Director Southern Africa, Head of Cluster International Association
Kühne und Nagel, Partnerships Africa & India,
Johannesburg, Südafrika Verband der Automobilindustrie e. V. (VDA), Berlin
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22LOUNGES
Orte der Begegnung und Kommunikation
Kongress-Lounges
Intralogistics Lounge No. 1 Perspektiven-Lounge
Foyer-Lounge II Tiergarten II
The Intralogistics Lounge No. 1 is located right next to the Plenary: Our world today is interconnected and data-driven, trends such as
your first port of call for holistic logistics solutions made customization or seamless commerce are shaping logistics. Our
by Jungheinreich. mission: To look at value chains in their entirety from production
Recharge your batteries with tasty refreshments and be inspired by and distribution to the point of sale and then to create intelligent
the “Best Logistics Brand”. solutions for your success.
Find out in our lounge how we achieve this mission.
Garbe Lounge STILL Tea Lounge
Pavillon-Terrasse Ost Dahlem
Development, premises to let or sell: solutions covering all aspects When logistics expertise paves the way for a refined
of logistics areas in Germany, Benelux, France, Italy and Eastern tea-drinking culture, then you know you’re in the STILL Tea lounge
Europe. at the heart of the Berlin conference. Our lounge is the perfect
setting for conversations with intralogistics experts about their
diverse solutions while enjoying ex-quisite tea specialities. We look
forward to talking to you, because what we’re both
interested in is the “HOW” .
SSI-Schäfer-Lounge BVL Lounge
Marlene Bar Gartenlounge II
Welcome to the heart of the German Logistics Congress - Meet members, those present in an honorary capacity as well as
„Marlene Bar“. We would like to discuss with you the increasing representatives from the BVL office in the BVL Lounge. Get to know
expectations and needs of your customers and the matching innova- what we have to offer, do some networking or use this opportunity to
tive and individual solutions while enjoying a cup of coffee or tea. find out about our digital waybill initiative Marlene Restaurant
We look forward to your visit to the SSI SCHAEFER Lounge.
Sie finden die Lounges in unserer Übersicht der Veranstaltungsräume auf Seite 37.
Fragen Sie nach!
Speakers-Lounge
Marlene Restaurant
Around 100 speakers will be sharing their expertise and
practical experience with you in Berlin. Following some of
the breakout sequences, you will also have an opportu-
nity to ask them questions and enter into discussions. We
invite the experts and our visitors to the Speakers' Lounge
in Marlene Restaurant, which this year will provide a
suitable framework for dialogue between speakers and
audience.
23EXHIBITION
Parallel Exhibition 2021
Providers and Innovative Solutions
# H
■ 4flow AG ■ Hellmann Worldwide Logistics SE & Co. KG
■ HUSS-VERLAG GmbH
A
■ AEB SE I
■ Aurelis Real Estate GmbH ■ IDEALworks
■ AutoStore System GmbH ■ IGZ Automation GmbH
■ Infor Deutschland GmbH
B ■ INFORM GmbH
■ BEUMER Group GmbH & Co. KG ■ io-consultants GmbH & Co. KG
■ BLG LOGISTICS GROUP
■ Bundesvereinigung Logistik e.V. J
■ Bundesvereinigung Logistik Österreich ■ Jungheinrich AG
C K
■ Camelot Management Consultants AG ■ KINAXIS
■ Captrain Deutschland GmbH ■ Knapp AG
■ Körber Supply Chain Software GmbH
D ■ Kühne Logistics University – KLU
■ Daimler Truck AG - Fleetboard
■ Daimler Truck AG - Mercedes-Benz L
CharterWay ■ leogistics GmbH
■ Deutsche Bahn AG ■ Linde Material Handling GmbH
■ Deutsche Lichtmiete AG ■ Lippert GmbH & Co. KG
■ Die Wirtschaftsmacher ■ Lobster Logistics Cloud GmbH
■ Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg ■ LOG-IT Club e.V.
Lörrach ■ Lufthansa Industry Solutions
■ DVV Media Group GmbH
M
E ■ Mainblick - Agentur für Strategie und
■ Ehrhardt Partner Gruppe (EPG) Kommunikation GmbH
■ Element Logic Germany GmbH ■ Messe Munich GmbH
■ Miebach Consulting GmbH
F ■ Mittelstand 4.0-Kompetenzzentrum Bremen
■ Fraunhofer-Arbeitsgruppe für ■ Mosca GmbH
Supply Chain Services SCS ■ MotionMiners GmbH
■ Fraunhofer-Institut für
Materialfluss und Logistik IML N
■ NIMMSTA GmbH
G
■ Garbe Industrial Real Estate GmbH O
■ GEBHARDT Fördertechnik GmbH ■ ORACLE
■ Geis Industrie-Service GmbH
■ GLP Germany Management GmbH
■ GOLDBECK GmbH
■ Grenzebach
■ GS1 Germany GmbH
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P ■ Swisslog AG
■ Panattoni ■ SYNAOS GmbH
■ prismat GmbH T
■ PTV Group ■ teamtosse GmbH Agentur für
Kommunikation
R ■ TIS Technische Informationssysteme GmbH
■ Rhenus SE & Co. KG ■ ToolsGroup Deutschland GmbH
■ Rothbaum Consulting Engineers GmbH ■ Toyota Material Handling
Deutschland GmbH
S ■ TransCare GmbH
■ Seifert Logistics Group ■ Transporeon
■ SICK Vertriebs-GmbH
■ SIEMENS V
■ Simon Hegele Gesellschaft für Logistik und ■ Vanderlande Industries GmbH
Service mbH ■ vRbikes
■ Smartlane GmbH
■ Software AG W
■ SQUAKE.earth ■ Wiferion GmbH
■ SSI Schäfer ■ Wirtschaftsförderung Land Brandenburg
■ Standort Niederrhein GmbH GmbH
■ STILL GmbH ■ Workaround GmbH
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