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According to auditing and consulting services group PwC, logistics companies are increasingly concerned about the threats posed by terrorists, pirates and cyber criminals to major global supply chains.
Competition for the best and brightest is fierce in most industries, and the logistics industry is no exception. Logistics companies around the world are currently suffering from an acute shortage of young trainees. There are, however, plenty of options for recruiting young professionals from schools, universities or internally. Cooperative training and research initiatives, for instance, have a very high success rate.
Sustainability is now a top priority in the logistics and intralogistics sector, as highlighted by the official motto for CeMAT 2011, “Sustainability in Intralogistics”. Protecting the environment can also make good business sense. Doing this can result in significant energy cost savings and in some cases even financial assistance from the government.
If logistics managers got their way, high-tech warehouses would cost no more than a hall cupboard to run, but offer as much room as an aircraft hangar. So far, so good. But they would like it even better if warehousing space could also be scaled up or down as required. According to ISI-WALK project manager Sven Heißmeyer, they can have it all.
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