The Fraunhofer Institute IML (for material flow, logistics and freight forwarding) has developed and is slowly deploying a special application for managing, among other things, pallets in the cloud. This innovative platform is supposed to facilitate the management of load carriers between the parties to a transaction and simplify their settlement.
Which storage rack is a better option – used or new? We give you a hint!
Can a small warehouse do without a forklift truck? It is possible, but very hard to achieve!
Public transport is one of the most vulnerable sectors of the economy in difficult pandemic times. We look at how the rail sector is currently doing and whether companies can hope for a return to normality!
Transit is nothing more than the movement of goods under customs supervision from one place to another. Due to the UK’s membership of the Common Transit Procedure Convention, this is a very attractive proposition.
Are you pressed for time and looking for an alternative and safe way to transport your cars? There are only a few airlines in the world that offer this type of service. Check out how SkyCargo looks like from behind the scenes and how much it costs!
Are you developing your company and planning to build a warehouse, but you do not know what to do? Are you afraid that in the rush of responsibilities you will forget about the most important issues? Check what tips we have prepared for you.
Relaxing on the road doesn’t have to be a boring countdown of more minutes. It’s the perfect opportunity to nurture hobbies, relationships, or hit the gym. Here’s a rundown of the best and most interesting road trip activities – even the old-timers need a break from routine sometimes.
What was worth investing in in 2020? We’ve compiled a list of sectors that are spectacularly successful in the age of pandemics.
Long breaks on the road do not have to be boring! It’s a chance to relax, take care of your mental comfort and gain energy for the rest of the journey. Learn about the most beneficial ways to use this time.
