What helps us work also lightens your workload.

In the past, if a voice recorder, for example, arrived in one of our warehouses, it was in fact there, but our customers were not aware of it at that point in time because it could not be registered in their EDP system immediately. In other words, it did not officially exist in the warehouse even though it was actually there. Several process stages had to be completed before our customers registered an event that had actually taken place a lot earlier and was, by the time they found out about it, already over and done with. However, now we have found a solution to this problem: RFID technology. ... more

If you look at the sky and see an aircraft flying at 10,000 meters, it looks as if it's moving very slowly. But if you are sitting inside an aircraft, watching a jet at the same altitude only a couple of kilometers away, you see the speed of an aircraft through entirely different eyes. What does this observation have to do with customs procedures? Quite a lot, actually. ... more

People often associate the term "logistics" with a route that runs from A to B. Good logistics are therefore generally visualized as a straight line. Naturally, we are no different in thinking that a direct path is the best way to cover a distance in the shortest possible time. However, we do not work solely with straight point-to-point connections; instead, we rely on a combination of straight lines in the form of a network. ... more