The digital transformation has fundamentally changed supply chain management. In this context, data and analytics have long been the driving force that guides strategic decisions and enables operational excellence. However, …

Raw material shortages, geopolitical tensions and market fluctuations are creating a volatile trading landscape that poses immense challenges for companies in the logistics sector. The uncertainties not only affect the …

Climate targets are no longer a nice-to-have, but a mandatory exercise for companies that want to ensure their survival in international competition. In this context, science-based targets (SBTs) offer a …

The increasing volatility of global markets and the constantly growing demands on supply chains mean that traditional, rigid supply chain management approaches are reaching their limits. In this context, agility …

In global trade, efficient customs clearance is a key factor for a company`s economic success. Legal requirements, rising costs associated with logistics and international trade barriers demand a precise and …

Customs clearance is one of the most significant challenges for internationally operating companies. In order to avoid delays in trade, logistics managers must plan proactively and obtain relevant information at …

Geopolitical tensions, new legislation, cyberattacks or natural disasters – global supply chains are constantly exposed to new challenges and risks. A company’s ability to respond effectively to unforeseen events often …

Compliance is a key aspect in the logistics environment: It serves to prevent risks and thus to protect companies and their employees. As the topics of sustainability and due diligence …

For many years, companies have organized manufacturing, procurement and logistics processes according to the principles of lean management. Lean and cost-efficient – this is how production and supply chains should …

In Supply Chain Management (SCM), aspects of sustainability are gaining importance. However, for most companies, the increasing relevance is not yet reflected in a more sustainable design of their supply …