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We have been following the development of the coronavirus crisis with great vigilance since the beginning and are constantly evaluating necessary measures. Now the World Health Organization has declared the coronavirus crisis a pandemic. AEB's contingency concept includes an emergency plan for this scenario. It is designed to ensure that operation and services can continue while minimizing the risk of infection. Here, you will find detailed information (last updated: March 16, 2020)..

In a move aimed at creating solutions for the digitization of shipping logistics in the eCommerce sector, AEB is forming a pilot partnership with Hamburg-based shipcloud.

Frans Kok, General Manager of AEB Asia Pacific, says an initiative in Vietnam and Singapore that has established seven industrial parks is a driver for economic growth.

Much is written about the importance of agility in this business climate. But our Steffen Frey says a valuable lesson can be learned from some of the oldest companies in how to keep the wheels of progress turning.

Exporters in the Netherlands facing the rough seas of global trade can find help in managing their operations in an October event in Rotterdam that AEB has joined.

Automotive supply chains are under pressure as customer demands and regulation drive transformation. Will this mean border delays? Here's how to keep things rolling.

Our new English website is here. It’s filled with the same great content you see on our German site and more for our international audience and customers.

In today’s globalized and competitive markets, business leaders are typically focused on increasing productivity, reducing costs, developing innovative products, and winning new customers.

Digitization. Blockchain. Autonomous vehicles. While the wheels of progress are moving forward it's crucial to remember that managing your loading dock schedule is as important now as it has ever been.

SCMALLWORLD was our soundtrack of supply chain management – with views on latest trends and hot topics in SCM, GTM, and IT. It's been quiet since February. Here is why that's good news.