20. April 2023

INTERVIEW WITH THOMAS STICHT, CO-FOUNDER AND MANAGING DIRECTOR AT ACS LOGISTICS

    Thomas Sticht is a freight forwarding and logistics native who started his carreer in 1994….

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Freight forwarding
17. April 2023

WOF Interview with Johannes Mikula, Regional Director at C.H. Robinson

Mr. Johannes Mikula has been working in the logistics industry with for over 20 years. After spending several years in the United States, in 2019 he started to operate as a Regional Director at C.H. Robinson, driving the development of Global Forwarding in Central and Eastern Europe since then. We talked to Mr. Mikula at the last WOF SUMMIT Vienna 2023 about his vision on the current state of global supply chain and the recent achievements of C.H. Robinson. C.H. Robinson solves logistics problems for companies across the globe and across industries, from the simple to the most complex. With the combination of our multimodal transportation management system and expertise, they use their information advantage to deliver smarter solutions for our 100,000 customers and 85,000 contract carriers. Their technology is built by and for supply chain experts to bring faster, more meaningful improvements to the customers’ businesses. www.chrobinson.com

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4. April 2023

ÖBB Rail Cargo Group strengthens connections to the port of Trieste from Austria

ÖBB Rail Cargo Group (RCG) has recently optimized transport solutions for maritime goods traffic between Austria and Italy on its comprehensive TransNET network. The

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4. April 2023

METRANS expands to South-Eastern Europe

In March 2023, Metrans acquired a 51 percent stake in Croatian Adria …

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28. March 2023

New Train Connection between METRANS Terminals in Czech and Slovak Republic

As part of the continuous development and optimization of the METRANS network, a new…

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Digitalization
13. February 2023

Interview with Simon Linder, Director of Sales at DAKOSY

Simon Linder has joined DAKOSY in 2015 as Director Sales, being responsible for the account management and sales activities at DAKOSY for the offered solutions including customs solutions, forwarding software and logistics community platforms. He holds a diploma in industrial engineering. Before joining DAKOSY, Simon worked for several years as a consultant at a well-known consulting firm and as a project and account manager at a leading aviation maintenance company. 1. DAKOSY offers a wide range of software solutions for the logistics and transport community, what are your focus areas?DAKOSY provides digital services for the logistics industry, which make processes for all parties faster, more efficient, transparent, and of course, paperless. The focus areas in this context are the provision of port and cargo community systems for the digital connection of different process participants and the complete range of customs and transport management software solutions. 2. Digitalization is key to staying competitive in a global market environment, what are the main success factors when you start a new project with one of your customers?Digitalizing a logistics process is usually combined with an expectation of a process improvement in terms of speed or efficiency. As easy as that may sound, one key success factor when implementing a digital solution is to generate a common understanding of the pain points in the existing process and in this context, the goals of the digital solution and how these goals can be achieved. Based on these experiences, we have a strong focus on the process workshops at the very beginning of a project.During implementation, it is also of great value to have a step-by-step “agile” delivery and testing of individual parts of the solution together with the customer’s business department. Especially in large projects such as the buildup of a community system, it is important to continuously generate results and improvements along the way in order to keep everyone “on board.” 3. DAKOSY has been active for over 40 years, how do you stay competitive compared to other digital start-ups that have appeared in the logistics industry in recent years?Our main assets are the knowledge and enthusiasm of our more than 200 colleagues, who have brought continuous innovation and growth to the company during the last 40 years. Together with a community of loyal customers, we work on constantly improving our existing services as well as discussing new and innovative solutions that ensure our customers remain competitive in the upcoming years. 5. Where do you see the biggest threats and opportunities in digitalization within the next 3-5 years?The biggest threat and, at the same time, the greatest opportunity for digitalization in the coming years will remain the shortage of skilled workers in the logistics industry. On the one hand, of course, this situation accelerates the need for digital solutions in order to continue to be able to produce services for customers. In general, there is still plenty of room to make processes better and more digital, especially when looking at the processes between different companies. However, the speed of such digital projects will be limited by the resources available. As one of the leading software companies for logistics, DAKOSY has been offering digital solutions for international freight forwarding and customs clearance as well as supply chain management for more than 40 years.The headquarters are located in Hamburg but also have offices in Bremen (with CargoSoft), Frankfurt and Konstanz.DAKOSY provides expert advice and support for all customers. They assist you not only during the decision-making and implementation phase but also through to the operation of our software. www.dakosy.de/en

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