We will therefore be making intensive use of our social media channels and our new DB Cargo logistics news hub for the two weeks from 26 April 2021 to 7 May 2021. During this time, alongside our posts on LinkedIn and Xing, we will publish detailed articles here in the Logistics News section of the DB Cargo website. The pertinent posts will be flagged up with a special “transpo” tag, meaning that readers will find them quickly using the filter function. For the social media channels, we will work with a dedicated hashtag #dbcargo4transpo.
Register for the online conference programme
From 3 to 5 May 2021, Messe München’s official online conference programme for transport logistic Online 2021 will take place in parallel. Participation in all the conference sessions is free of charge. Once you have registered and secured a free ticket, you will be able to attend transport logistic Online 2021 and use all the functions of the platform. Check our logistics news hub regularly so that you don't miss anything and look forward to reports on battery logistics, EVplus, the MegaHub Lehrte or link2rail. And much more!
You should not miss these dates:
Dr Sigrid Nikutta @transport logistic Online 2021
- Panel discussion with Dr Sigrid Nikutta on Wednesday, 5 May 2021 from 10:00 am to 11:25 am / Organised by: Deutsches Verkehrsforum e.V. (German Transport Forum) (access via Messe München’s conference programme).
- Strategies after Corona: How much resilience does logistics need? What strategies can make us stronger and more resilient in the face of crisis? Going forward, will industry players position themselves as shippers with new supplier relationships and redundant supply chains within continents? How does logistics contribute to shoring up the resilience of supply chains? What policies need to be included, and what does a European pandemic plan have to achieve?
Frank Erschkat @transport logistic Online 2021
- Online conference on Thursday, 6 May 2021 from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm / Organised by: SUT Verlags GmbH (access via Messe München’s conference program).
- Structural change in container traffic at European seaports – impact on hinterland traffic – from the perspective of a maritime network operator/an operator in Europe with Frank Erschkat. The increasing use of large container ships of the 20,000 TEU + class in intercontinental container traffic is having a considerable impact on the volume structure and quality of handling at European seaports. What challenges does this pose for inland terminals and expectations of volumes in hinterland traffic?
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