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| Countdown for Logistics Forum Duisburg |
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The Logistics Forum Duisburg will open its doors in just a few weeks time. Aroung 600 experts from Germany and the neighbouring European Countries experts will get together. The motto: „Open for Innovation – Building Networks for the Future“. Physical logistics offers several approaches to substantially improve the flows of goods and information by use of optimisation and innovation: Comprehensive cross-company services help to improve customer loyalty. Therefore, it is recommendable to get in touch with customers at an early stage. The Logistics Forum Duisburg offers the appropriate setting to exchange views on proven measures. How do others handle these challenges? What strategies ensure future success? Among the speakers are Peter Urban, Board Memeber Controlling, ThyssenKrupp Steel AG; Matthias Bähr, Director Central Logistics at Rewe; Helmut Kinzler, Director Logistics Eckes-Granini Germany as well as Prof. Claudia Kemfert, responsible for the department for Energy Trade and Economy at DIW Berlin.
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| BVL/DIW Logistics Indicator 4th Quarter 2009 - Realistic Optimism for 2010 |
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Twelve months ago, in the fourth quarter of 2008, the BVL/DIW Logistics Indicator moved towards the normal line "from above". The logistics market began to slow, and assessments of the economic situation in the late autumn of 2008 were better than expectations for the future. Today, following a year of global economic upheavals and setbacks that also had a serious effect on logistics in Germany, we see a different picture: the logistics indicator is now approaching the normal line "from below". This time around, the positive expectations for the coming year are the dominant feature of the survey. Assessments of the current situation are also more positive than in the previous quarters - but are still below the normal level.
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| Second edition of international scientific journal LOGISTICS RESEARCH |
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After the first print edition of the scientific journal LOGISTICS RESEARCH was published in March by BVL and the Springer-Verlag publishing company in Heidelberg, the second edition has been issued in September. LOGISTICS RESEARCH sees itself as an interdisciplinary, cross-sector platform for scientific articles which are geared towards increasing and expanding the knowledge of the worldwide research community in the fields of logistics and supply chain management. Scientists and researchers, postdocs and PhD candidates are invited to submit their English-language manuscripts for review. The submissions are double-blind reviewed by the international Editorial Board of the journal and editorially supervised through to actual publication.
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