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Logistics Guide Saarland Saarland Logistics Guide Strong Partners of an Excellent Location Saarland Logistics Guide Strong Partners of an Excellent Location sldkfjasklöfjklösflfjklsjlökfasdf 2nd Edition, 2013 Contents 5 ffasffasffdgfggd ffasffasffdgfggd Saarland Logistics Guide Page Germany‘s Saarland 6 Research and Development 8 Education 24 Consultancy 76 Infrastructure 90 Equipment 94 Software 110 Logistics service providers 129 Federations and Associations 192 Insurers and Law Offices 203 ffasffasffdgfggd Portrait 6 Saarland: As dynamic as the logistics sector itself Saarland is a lively region with European charm. Its exposed position on the threshold between the two largest national economies in the EU, Germany and France, makes this state an important player in logistics. This, coupled with outstanding transport infrastructure, draws a multitude of companies to Saarland to set up their European hubs. Leading logistics service providers guarantee 24-hour delivery service from Saarland to most of Europe. Distinctive for this state is its connection to the multi-national SaarLorLux economic region, a well-functioning cooperative with its neighbors, France and Luxembourg. This, together with its central location, makes Saarland a virtually ideal starting point – as the “Doorway to Western Europe”. It is for this reason that many compa- nies in the logistics sector, from global players to medium-sized service providers, have chosen Saarland as their strategic base. This guide provi- des a comprehensive overview of these compa- nies. The variety of logistics services offered in Saarland is enormous; they range from carriers to coordination and management, to integrated logistics systems. Accordingly, the Logistics Guide from the Saarland Logistics Initiative reflects this variety and expertise. ffasffasffdgfggd 7 The close cooperation between economy and research in Saarland creates forward-looking synergies. Research centers such as the DFKI (German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence) or the IPL (Prof. Schmidt Institute for Production and Logistics Systems) ensure Saarland’s sustai- nability, as shown through application-oriented development. Indicative of this is the Innovative Retail Laboratory (IRL), an applied research lab from the DFKI and GLOBUS SB-Warenhaus Hol- ding where new forms of customer interaction are being developed and tested for use. Saarland research is also on the cutting edge of “intelli- gent production processes”: SemProM, a BMBF (Federal Ministry of Education and Research) pro- ject also being conducted by the DFKI, is in the process of developing digital product memory. By using integrated sensors, production relation- ships become transparent, supply chains and environmental impacts traceable. The producer benefits from the support, the consumer from the additional information. There is a lot that speaks for Saarland. In this dynamic federal state, everyone throws their talent into the pot in order to shape the future together. Saarland’s distinctive “direct lines” of communication and easy access to decision- makers in policy and administration allow for quick action, and those who decide to open their doors in Saarland benefit from the lower real estate and investment costs. Saarland is as dynamic as the logistics sector itself: we too offer customized concepts for both today and tomorrow. ffasffasffdgfggd Research and Development 8 Research and Developement Research and Development in Higher Education Institutions Research and Development Related to Higher Education Institutions Business Related Technology Transfer Research and Development Research and Development in Higher Education Institutions 9 Saarland University of Applied Sciences (HTW) Qbing Research Group Qbing Research Group Ongoing Projects With an interdisciplinary team of engineers in • Consortium member in the RAN project (RFID the fields of sensor technology, electrical engi- based Automotive Network) of the Federal neering and automation as well as economists Ministry of Economics and Technology with a logistics background, the Qbing Research • Development of a Center of Excellence for Group - managed by Prof. Dr. Steffen Hütter - integrated innovative production logistics does applied research for industry in the areas of • Value stream analyses and new conception of production, logistics and technology. In doing so, logistics processes for industry and commerce the Research Group mainly focusses on intralogi- stic processes and the application of modern RFID sensor systems or other pioneering identification technologies. This approach is based on both the use of the latest scientific methods and the application of suitable instruments of process documentation as a starting point for various optimization models such as the value stream methodology or simulation. To realize these opti- mization models, Qbing supports diverse industri- al companies not only in the actual conceptional stage but also during the implementation and onsite realization phases until the improvement is effectively embedded within the company. Logistics Related R&D Services of the Working Group Qbing • Development of special RFID applications in intralogistics • Prototypical testing of RFID applications in a production environment • Holistic improvement of processes through KAIZEN and value stream analysis Contact www.logistik.saarland.de www.logistik.saarland.de • Forschungsgruppe Qbing an der Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft des Saarlandes Wissenschaftliche Leitung: © Saarland Logistic Guide Prof. Dr. Steffen H. Hütter Research and Development Research and Development in Higher Education Institutions 10 Saarland University of Applied Sciences (HTW) WIIN – Institute for Industrial Engineering The institute deals with a wide range of topics in the fields of technology and commerce according to the specialist skills of the participating pro- fessors. This ranges from production technology and cost accounting to controlling. In particular, topics on both areas are covered such as holistic production systems, production management and integrated management systems, as well as corporate management. The WIIN institute uses systematically established methods in its work, which are adapted to suit its industrial partners and their particular needs through close collaboration. Notes A wide-ranging level of expertise is achieved through the cooperation between the following professors in different, but connected research fields: Prof. Dr. rer. oec. Venitz Integrated Management Systems, particularly Quality, Logistics and Process Management Prof. Dr.-Ing. Krämer Production and Process Management; Project Management Prof. Dr.-Ing. Arendes Production Engineering, Holistic Production Systems Contact Prof. Dr. rer. oec. Georg Cost Accounting, Controlling, Business Start-Ups, Knowledge Management Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dieter Arendes Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft www.logistik.saarland.de www.logistik.saarland.de • des Saarlandes (HTW) Wirtschaftsingenieurwissenschaftliches Institut (WIIN) Waldhausweg 14 D 66123 Saarbrücken Phone: +49-681-5867-586 Email: [email protected] © Saarland Logistic Guide Internet: www.htw-saarland.de Research and Development Research and Development in Higher Education Institutions 11 Saarland University of Applied Sciences (HTW) SPI – Seminar for Production Management and Information Technology Chair Prof. Dr. Klaus-J. Schmidt’s research and development is conducted in the seminar for production management and information tech- nology. The SPI was the first independent research group founded at the start of the course of study. It is responsible for the technology transfer associa- tion AJK Automotive, where automobile manu- facturers, suppliers and service providers develop concepts and solutions for the future of automo- bile manufacturing. SPI R&D activities in logistics • Designing and applying benchmarks • Designing added-value chains for the automo- tive industry • Planning and management concepts for supply chain and logistics networks • Industry-specific auditing and evaluation tools for logistics Contact Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft des Saarlandes (HTW) Seminar für Produktionswirtschaft und Informatik (SPI) www.logistik.saarland.de www.logistik.saarland.de • Goebenstraße 40 D 66117 Saarbrücken Prof. Dr. Klaus-J. Schmidt Phone: +49-681-5867-425 Email: [email protected] Dipl.-Wirtsch.-Ing. Jörg Kuntz Phone: +49-681-5867-410 © Saarland Logistic Guide Email: [email protected] Research and Development Research and Development in Higher Education Institutions 12 Saarland University of Applied Sciences (HTW) The Saarland University of Applied Sciences has specialized and multidisciplinary research and development expertise within its various facul- ties and institutes. This broad expertise is due to multidisciplinary demand and projects. Within the logistics sector, the university focuses on research and development in production and procurement logistics, as well as automotive production and logistics. Contact Contact for HTW R&D projects Prof. Dr.-Ing. Günter Schultes Vice President R&D Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft des Saarlandes (HTW) Goebenstraße 40 D 66117 Saarbrücken Phone: +49-681-5867-102 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.htw-saarland.de Contact for R&D projects with companies Pol van Eyghen www.logistik.saarland.de www.logistik.saarland.de • Managing Director FITT Institut für Technologietransfer an der HTW des Saarlandes gGmbH (FITT) Goebenstraße 40 D 66117 Saarbrücken Phone: +49-681-5867-641
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