Johanna Wörster (lbn Logistikberatung GmbH)
Project Engineer

“Logistics planning in the interests of the customer is always open-ended and requires thinking outside the box. From structural changes in existing buildings to new construction, from fire protection to architectural issues. It is important to have a partner who is not only familiar with logistics planning, but also has experience in structural engineering. In this way, solution concepts can be developed directly with a view to structural feasibility and costs can be estimated at an early stage.”

Manuel Fries (lbn Logistikberatung GmbH)
Managing Director

“Independent logistics planning is a rare commodity and brings the highest benefit to the customer. Because the key to the individual consulting approach is always the same – to understand the customer and his requirements in order to be able to grasp all possibilities of development. For this purpose, the consulting service must be used at the right project phase, which can be before the start of the project or during the ongoing project. This is the only way to develop an optimal concept tailored to the customer.”

Sascha Troge (TELOGS GmbH)
Customer Manager/Marketing

“Vendor-neutral service in intralogistics is more than just a technical service. You have to understand different technologies, processes and the customer’s operations as a clock for your own actions in order to determine the right measures to maintain plant availability – and thus avoid the risk of unplanned downtime. You also have to master the ever-changing world of regulations in order to be able to advise plant operators in a legally secure and standards-compliant manner.”

Tim Meinke (TELOGS GmbH)
Business Development Manager

“The long mechanical service life of intralogistics systems meets a declining availability of spare parts for control technology components. The associated effects have an impact on plant availability, which often raises the question: RetroFit or new plant? And where are the corresponding advantages from the customer’s point of view? In addition, the target definition and the focus of the changeover concept play a decisive role in answering these questions in a customer-oriented manner. Let’s look at your requirements and discuss possible solutions during a joint exchange at LogiMAT – I’m looking forward to it.“