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26th German Logistics CongressOctober 21-23, 2009

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3Welcome to Berlin.

Success Comes From Within

As the global economic crisis becomes ever deeper, the pres-sure on national and international value added networks has increased dramatically in recent months. As the key indicators show, the difficult economic environment in which industry and trading companies are operating impacts the entire value added chain and has particularly serious implications for the service providers. Companies in industry, trade and the logistics service sector must now critically review and if necessary revise their internal processes and business strategies. By focusing on what happens “on the inside”, companies can often organise their structures and processes in such a way that they are able to un-derpin their long-term competitiveness in this turbulent business environment.

Against the backdrop of increasing international integration, joint action and cooperation with partners along the value added chain is essential if companies are to respond flexibly and effec-tively to changing market conditions. Logistics can play a key role in achieving this goal – by connecting interfaces, ensuring the responsible use of resources and creating leeway for innovation. This means that, in both operational and strategic terms, logistics is central to the future competitiveness of today’s companies.

The 26th German Logistics Congress provides the perfect setting for the international exchange of knowledge and experience in

the plenary sessions, in special-topic sequences and on company tours. The parallel special-topic exhibition showcases innovations and logistics solutions. Congress participants can enjoy an inten-sive networking experience during the three days of the event, which provides the ideal opportunity to make new – and build on existing – business contacts and the perfect setting in which to debate and discuss one-on-one potential strategies to meet the current challenges. Let yourself be inspired, let other participants share your knowledge, and take new ideas back with you to your company.

Welcome to Berlin.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Raimund KlinknerPresident, German Logistics Association (BVL), Bremen, CEO, Knorr-Bremse AG, Munich

Foreword

We would like to thank the following or-ganisations for their cooperation during the preparation of the Congress

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The Congress at a glance

Parallel exhibition every day from 09:00-17:00

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

10:00 DW 10th BVL Workshop for PhD Candidates, Schweizerhof Conference Center (please register separately)

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

08:45 Opening of the exhibition and welcome coffee

09:30 A1 Opening speech by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Raimund Klinkner, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

09:45 A2 Keynote, Werner M. Bahlsen, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

10:15 A3 Keynote, Dr. Frank Appel, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

10:45 A4 Keynote, Prof. Dr. Axel v. Werder, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

11:15 Coffee break and visit to the parallel exhibition

11:45 A5 Keynote, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hans-Peter Keitel, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

12:15 A6 Panel discussion: “Success Comes From Within”, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

13:00 Lunch and visit to the parallel exhibition, registration for the outdoor sequences O1 – O5

13:00 Press conference, InterContinental Charlottenburg II+III

14:15 B1Efficient Design of International Production and Distribution Networks InterContinental Potsdam I

B2The Insolvency Risk – Challenge for Value Added Networks Schweizerhof Conference Center

B3Determining Process Costs – Making the Right Decisions Schweizerhof Tessin I-II

B4America’s Flagship Concepts – Outstanding Logistics InterContinental Potsdam III

B5Intelligent Supply Chains – From Data Integration to the Learning Organisation InterContinental Charlottenburg II+III

14:30 W1 Roboter Workshop, Schweizerhof Tessin III


16:30 C Keynote, Prof. Dr. Peter Kruse, InterContinental Potsdam I

17:15 Departure of buses for the Gala Evening from the Hotel InterContinental

19:00 Gala Evening, presentation of the German Logistics Award 2009, ESTREL Convention Center Berlin, Sonnenallee 225, 12057 Berlin

Thursday, October 22, 2009

09:00 D1

Trends and Strategies in Logistics – Sustainability and Resource Efficiency InterContinental Potsdam I

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Logistics in Owner-Operated Companies – High-Level Responsibility in the SME Sector Schweizerhof Conference Center

D3

Demographic Change – Chance for Innovation Schweizerhof Tessin I-II

D4

Identifying Potential for Optimisation in Spare Parts Logistics InterContinental Potsdam III

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Flexibility as Success Factor – Capacity Adaptation to Meet Market Needs InterContinental Charlottenburg II+III

09:30 W2 Network Workshop, Schweizerhof Tessin III


11:30 E1 Keynote, John C. Kornblum, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

12:00 E2 Keynote, Randy Lewis, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

12:30 E3 Panel discussion: “Managing Supply Chains in a Globally Challenged World”, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

13:15 Lunch and visit to the parallel exhibition

13:30 O1Bahlsen GmbH & Co. KG, Berlin plant

O2Knorr-Bremse Systeme für Schienenfahrzeuge GmbH

O3 SOLON SE O4 Mercedes-Benz Ludwigsfelde GmbH O5Berliner Hafen- und Lagerhausgesellschaft mbH

14:30 F1

Role Models for Effective Value Added Strategies – Identifying Supply Chain Champions InterContinental Potsdam I

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Connecting Brand Identity and Cooperative Distribution Schweizerhof Conference Center

F3

Profiting from Lean Concepts Outside the Production Field Schweizerhof Tessin I-II

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Presentation of Entrants for the Science Award for Logistics InterContinental Potsdam III

F5

IT Solutions for the Control and Implementation of International Value Added InterContinental Charlottenburg II+III

15:00 W3 Innovations Workshop, Schweizerhof Tessin III

16:30 After Work Party, Hotel InterContinental

Friday, October 23, 2009

09:00 G1The Infrastructure Expansion Competition – National Economic Stimulus Packages InterContinental Potsdam I

G2The Future of Contract Logistics in the USA and Europe Schweizerhof Conference Center

G3Decelerated, Simple, Decentral – Change of Paradigm in the Logistics Sector Schweizerhof Tessin I-II

G4Supply Chain Inside – Efficiency and Transparency InterContinental Potsdam III

G5Expansion and Adaptation of Applied Logistics Technology InterContinental Charlottenburg II+III


11:30 H1 Keynote, Albrecht Hornbach, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

11:55 H2 Keynote, Prof. Dr. Jochem Heizmann, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

12:20 H3 Keynote, Dr. Rüdiger Grube, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

12:45 H4 Presentation of the Science Award for Logistics 2009, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

12:55 H5 Guest presentation, Dr. Joschka Fischer, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

13:25 H6 Closing address, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Raimund Klinkner, InterContinental Potsdam I+III


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Tuesday, October 20, 2009

10:00 DW 10th BVL Workshop for PhD Candidates, Schweizerhof Conference Center (please register separately)


08:45 Opening of the exhibition and welcome coffee

09:30 A1 Opening speech by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Raimund Klinkner, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

09:45 A2 Keynote, Werner M. Bahlsen, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

10:15 A3 Keynote, Dr. Frank Appel, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

10:45 A4 Keynote, Prof. Dr. Axel v. Werder, InterContinental Potsdam I+III


11:45 A5 Keynote, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hans-Peter Keitel, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

12:15 A6 Panel discussion: “Success Comes From Within”, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

13:00 Lunch and visit to the parallel exhibition, registration for the outdoor sequences O1 – O5

13:00 Press conference, InterContinental Charlottenburg II+III

14:15 B1Efficient Design of International Production and Distribution Networks InterContinental Potsdam I

B2The Insolvency Risk – Challenge for Value Added Networks Schweizerhof Conference Center

B3Determining Process Costs – Making the Right Decisions Schweizerhof Tessin I-II

B4America’s Flagship Concepts – Outstanding Logistics InterContinental Potsdam III

B5Intelligent Supply Chains – From Data Integration to the Learning Organisation InterContinental Charlottenburg II+III

14:30 W1 Roboter Workshop, Schweizerhof Tessin III


16:30 C Keynote, Prof. Dr. Peter Kruse, InterContinental Potsdam I

17:15 Departure of buses for the Gala Evening from the Hotel InterContinental

19:00 Gala Evening, presentation of the German Logistics Award 2009, ESTREL Convention Center Berlin, Sonnenallee 225, 12057 Berlin

Thursday, October 22, 2009

09:00 D1

Trends and Strategies in Logistics – Sustainability and Resource Efficiency InterContinental Potsdam I

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Logistics in Owner-Operated Companies – High-Level Responsibility in the SME Sector Schweizerhof Conference Center

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Demographic Change – Chance for Innovation Schweizerhof Tessin I-II

D4

Identifying Potential for Optimisation in Spare Parts Logistics InterContinental Potsdam III

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Flexibility as Success Factor – Capacity Adaptation to Meet Market Needs InterContinental Charlottenburg II+III

09:30 W2 Network Workshop, Schweizerhof Tessin III


11:30 E1 Keynote, John C. Kornblum, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

12:00 E2 Keynote, Randy Lewis, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

12:30 E3 Panel discussion: “Managing Supply Chains in a Globally Challenged World”, InterContinental Potsdam I+III


13:30 O1Bahlsen GmbH & Co. KG, Berlin plant

O2Knorr-Bremse Systeme für Schienenfahrzeuge GmbH

O3 SOLON SE O4 Mercedes-Benz Ludwigsfelde GmbH O5Berliner Hafen- und Lagerhausgesellschaft mbH

14:30 F1

Role Models for Effective Value Added Strategies – Identifying Supply Chain Champions InterContinental Potsdam I

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Connecting Brand Identity and Cooperative Distribution Schweizerhof Conference Center

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Profiting from Lean Concepts Outside the Production Field Schweizerhof Tessin I-II

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Presentation of Entrants for the Science Award for Logistics InterContinental Potsdam III

F5

IT Solutions for the Control and Implementation of International Value Added InterContinental Charlottenburg II+III

15:00 W3 Innovations Workshop, Schweizerhof Tessin III

16:30 After Work Party, Hotel InterContinental


09:00 G1The Infrastructure Expansion Competition – National Economic Stimulus Packages InterContinental Potsdam I

G2The Future of Contract Logistics in the USA and Europe Schweizerhof Conference Center

G3Decelerated, Simple, Decentral – Change of Paradigm in the Logistics Sector Schweizerhof Tessin I-II

G4Supply Chain Inside – Efficiency and Transparency InterContinental Potsdam III

G5Expansion and Adaptation of Applied Logistics Technology InterContinental Charlottenburg II+III


11:30 H1 Keynote, Albrecht Hornbach, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

11:55 H2 Keynote, Prof. Dr. Jochem Heizmann, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

12:20 H3 Keynote, Dr. Rüdiger Grube, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

12:45 H4 Presentation of the Science Award for Logistics 2009, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

12:55 H5 Guest presentation, Dr. Joschka Fischer, InterContinental Potsdam I+III

13:25 H6 Closing address, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Raimund Klinkner, InterContinental Potsdam I+III


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Keynotes – Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Coffee break and visit to the parallel exhibition, 11:15 - 11:45

09:30 A1 Success Comes From Within Potsdam I+III

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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Raimund KlinknerPresident, German Logistics Association (BVL), Bremen, CEO, Knorr-Bremse AG, Munich

09:45 A2 Change Management in Family-Run Companies Potsdam I+III

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Werner M. BahlsenChairman of the Management Board, Bahlsen GmbH & Co. KG, Hannover

10:15 A3 Unfolding the Full Potential – Corporate Cultures and Strategies for the Future

Potsdam I+III

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Dr. Frank AppelCEO, Deutsche Post DHL, Bonn

10:45 A4 Lessons from the Crisis – Sustainable Company Management as the Precondition for Future Success

Potsdam I+III

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Prof. Dr. Axel v. WerderHead of the Department of Business Studies,specialising in Organisation and Corporate Management,Berlin Technical University

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A5 Germany – Industrial Nation: Outlook for Mobility and Growth Potsdam I+III 11:45

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hans-Peter KeitelPresident, Federation of German Industries (BDI), Berlin

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A6 Success Comes From Within – Strengths and Risks of Owner-Operated Companies

Potsdam I+III 12:15

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Theo KollHead of Foreign Politics, ZDF,Mainz

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Angelika ReicheltManaging Owner, Reichelt Elektronik GmbH & Co. KG,Sande

Wolfgang GruppOwner and CEO,TRIGEMA GmbH & Co. KG,Burladingen

Prof. Dr. Klaus-Michael KühneExecutive Chairman,Kühne + Nagel International AG,Schindellegi,Switzerland

Dr. Hugo FiegeCEO, FIEGE Stiftung & Co. KG, Greven, Chairman of the Advisory Board, BVL

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Lunch and visit to the parallel exhibition, 13:00-14:15

Keynote, panel discussion in plenary session – Wednesday, October 21, 2009

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Special-topic sequences – Wednesday, October 21, 2009

14:15 B1 Efficient Design of International Production and Distribution Networks Potsdam I

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Prof. Dr. Andreas StockertCOO,Hugo Boss AG,Metzingen

Global Presence –Adapting to Market Requirements

Herbert MerzHead of Operations, Member of the Executive Board,Nokia Siemens Networks, Munich

Joint Optimisation of Value Added Networks –Customer-Focused Innovation

Karlhubert DischingerManaging Partner,karldischinger Group, Ehrenkirchen

Challenges during Simultaneous Optimisation of Production and After Sales

Knud MidtgaardVice President Operations,Alfa Laval Lund AB, Lund, Sweden

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Horst PiepenburgLawyer and Senior Partner,Piepenburg - Gerling Rechtsanwälte,Düsseldorf

Insolvency Prevention Strategies –The Advantages of Risk Management in the Supply Chain

Martina KöhlerHead of Risk Management, Forward Sourcing,Contract Management, Lisa Dräxlmaier GmbH, Vilsbiburg

Securing Value and Liquidity –An Alternative Concept

Prof. Dr. Hans-Christian PfohlHead of the Department of Corporate Management and Logistics, Darmstadt Technical University

14:15 B3 Determining Process Costs – Making the Right Decisions Tessin I-II

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Dr. Thomas BögerVice President Logistics,Brose Fahrzeugteile GmbH & Co. KG,Coburg

Supply Chain Model for Process Costing in Industry Saskia TreeckHead of Logistics and Purchasing,Intersnack Knabber-Gebäck GmbH & Co. KG, Cologne

Process Costing as a Strategic Management Approach Axel StetenfeldCFO, DPD GeoPost (Deutschland) GmbH, Aschaffenburg

Responsibility-Based Depiction of Indirect Costs Herbert StandkeHead of Corporate Organisation, Niederrheinische Versorgung und Verkehr AG (NVV), Mönchengladbach

Logistics Transparency as a Key to Improving Supply Chain Performance

Dr. Michael KarrerProject Manager Strategic Logistics,ZF Friedrichshafen AG, Friedrichshafen

Special-topic sequences

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Special-topic sequences – Wednesday, October 21, 2009

B4 America’s Flagship Concepts – Outstanding Logistics Potsdam III 14:15

Moderator

Ronald KleijwegtEMEA Regional Logistics Director, Hewlett-Packard Company, Amstelveen, Netherlands

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Enabling Customer Stewardship and Transaction Efficiency with Business Intelligence

Justin C. HonamanDirector Customer Intelligence, Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc., Atlanta/GA, USA

Integrated Business Planning – Designing a Best-Practice Operations & Sales Planning Process

Bill NienburgPrincipal, Integrated Business Planning Associates, Downers Grove/IL, USA

Becoming Tomorrow’s Flagship – Requirements in a Changing Landscape of the US Supply Chain Management and Logistics Industry

Alexsander M. Stewart Managing Director, Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc., Baltimore/MD, USA

Achieving Agility and Responsiveness in an Outsourced Supply Chain

Edward Tymick Director Supply Chain Operations, Tellabs, Naperville/IL, USA

B5 Intelligent Supply Chains – From Data Integration to the Learning Organisation

Charlottenburg II/III 14:15

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Klaus BräunigManaging Director,German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA),Frankfurt a.M.

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Inadequate Data Quality –Gaps in the Information Supply Chain

Dr.-Ing. Jack ThomsSenior Project Manager,European Business School EBS,Supply Chain Management Institute SMI, Wiesbaden

Solution Models for Intelligent Data Integration Dr.-Ing. Michael BenzSenior Industry Consultant, Teradata GmbH, Frankfurt a. M.

Integrating Data of Complex Supply Chains –Boosting Network Efficiency

Ehrhard ThielHead of Logistics and Supplier Management,Daimler AG,Gaggenau

Utilization of comprehensive After Sales Product Information as Base to the Learning Organisation

Heinz BaierHead of Business Unit After Sales, T-Systems Enterprise Services GmbH, Leinfelden-Echterdingen

C Markets and Management in the Process of Change – Meaningfulness as a Driver of Economic Activity

Potsdam I 16:30

Prof. Dr. Peter KruseManaging Partner,nextpractice GmbH,Bremen

After studying psychology, biology and medicine, Peter Kruse com-pleted a PhD in the field of experimental psychology in 1984. He then worked as a scientist at several German universities for more than 15 years, researching complexity processing in intelligent networks. He currently acts as a consultant at various renowned management institutes and international companies. His work is focused on the application and real-world transfer of self-organisation concepts to corporate issues.

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Coffee break and visit to the parallel exhibition, 16:15-16:30

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Gala Evening in the ESTREL Convention Center

Gala Evening in the ESTREL Convention Center, Sonnenallee 225, 12057 Berlin

Gala Evening of the 26th German Logistics CongressShuttle buses depart from in front of the Hotel InterContinental from 17:1519:00

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A conference and a gala evening shortly before the anniversary of a historic date: 20 years ago, on November 9, 1989, the wall between East and West Berlin fell and the borders were opened. What better reason to “bring history back to life”. At the begin-ning of the festive gala evening, Dr. Joachim Gauck will recall the events prior to, dur-ing and following the reunification of Germany. Gauck is a theologian and served as the Germany government’s Federal Commissioner for the Records of the State Security of the former GDR from October 1990 to 2000. A co-founder of the “New Forum” in Rostock, he was already actively campaigning for political change in the former GDR and played a key role in shaping what has become known as the Peaceful Revolution.

Since 1945 at the very latest, the history of Berlin has been inextricably linked with the United States of America, this year’s guest country at the German Logistics Congress. It was the USA that launched the Berlin Airlift and supplied the people of Berlin with food and fuel in 1948/49. After the city was split in two by the Berlin Wall in 1961, also cementing the division of Germany and Europe into two parts, it was US President John F. Kennedy who helped to give the residents of the divided city courage and hope when he visited Berlin in 1963.

The Gala spans a broad historical range – in the “Sonnenallee”, one of the Berlin streets divided by the Wall. It was in this street that the ESTREL, one of Europe’s big-gest hotels, opened its doors in 1994. Live entertainment in the Las Vegas style, the popular ZDF television show “Wetten, dass...?”, the Bambi movie awards ceremony and world championship boxing fights have helped the hotel become the biggest event location in the

German capital.

You can “drink in” the very special atmosphere of this location from as early as 6 pm during the get-together before the official evening programme begins. Take advantage of this opportunity to build your personal contacts with experts from other sectors and other countries.

A further highlight of the Gala programme is all about trendsetting logistics: Jury Chairman Prof. Dr. Hans-Olaf Henkel will be presenting the German Logistics Award 2009 to a company that has put a holistic logistics solu-tion into practice in an outstanding way and has achieved provable success with its solution.

Prof. Dr. Hans-Olaf HenkelAdjunct Professor,Mannheim University Presentation of the 2008 Award

German Logistics Award2009

Dr. Joachim GauckFormer Federal Commissioner for the Records of the State Security of the former GDR (BStU), Berlin

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Following the compact stage programme at the Gala, you will have the chance to experience the variety and charm of the US metropolises New York, Washington, San Francisco and Las Vegas. With its mu-sicals, jazz, blues, country and rock music, it’s probably fair to say that US culture is unmatched in terms of musical and artistic variety.

New YorkFor centuries now, New York has been a melting pot of diverse cultural influences, a shining symbol of freedom and bound-less opportunity for each and every indi-vidual. Take advantage of the open-mind-ed, communicative atmosphere of the Big Apple: make new business contacts while sipping a Manhattan or a Cosmopolitan – or embark on a culinary journey through Chinatown.

WashingtonThe capital city and the seat of govern-ment, Washington represents “political America” – with the White House, the Capitol and the Supreme Court. The “statesmanlike” and stylish atmosphere is the perfect setting for interesting conversations to the accompaniment of unobtrusive music and international food specialities.

San FranciscoSan Francisco has its own unique flair, shaped by the conquests of Spanish pioneers and Latin American and Asian influences as well as by economic and social change spanning the arc from the Gold Rush to the Summer of Love. During the Gala Evening, you can sample exqui-site food like the Asian specialities with freshly prepared California Rolls at the Sushi stand.

Las VegasAt the end of your trip through America, be sure to pay a visit to the desert me-tropolis of Las Vegas and round off the evening with a touch of glamour, show business and entertainment. Don’t miss barbecue roast beef from Oklahoma Joe and freshly prepared hamburgers in this very “American” part of America.

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Special-topic sequences – Thursday, October 22, 2009

Special-topic sequences

09:00 D1 Trends and Strategies in Logistics – Sustainability and Resource Efficiency Potsdam I

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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Frank StraubeExecutive Director,Institute for Technology and Management, Head of the Faculty of Logistics, Berlin Technical University,Member of the Advisory Board, BVL

Climate Excellence –Assessing Green Supply Chains and Logistics

Johannes DemmerProject Manager,Bayer Technology Services GmbH,Leverkusen

Requirements and Environmental Protection Measures in International Supply Chains

Birgit HeftrichVice President Corporate Supply Chainand Procurement,Siemens AG, Erlangen

Sustainable Growth – Efficiency Improvements and Collaboration

Sergio BarbarinoPrincipal Engineer Supply Network Innovation Center, Procter & Gamble, Strombeek-Bever, Belgien

09:00 D2 Logistics in Owner-Operated Companies – High-Level Responsibility in the SME Sector

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Dr. Christoph KilgerCEO,J&M Management Consulting AG, Mannheim,Head of the BVL Working Group “Logistics in SMEs”

Planning for the Future in Family-Run Companies –Owners Have to Understand the Strategy

Christine GrotzMember of the Advisory Board,WEBER-HYDRAULIK GmbH, Güglingen

Post-Merger Integration –Combining Logistics Functions

Andrew BergmannHead of Supply Chain & Operations,HOMANN Feinkost GmbH, Dissen

From Outsourcing to Insourcing –New Paradigm Change in Logistics?

Andreas BußMember of the Management Board,Laurens Spethmann GmbH & Co. KG, Seevetal

Creation of a Pan-European Logistics and Assembly Network Andreas KohlHead of Logistics, Member of the Management Board, SEW-Eurodrive GmbH & Co. KG, Bruchsal

09:00 D3 Demographic Change – Chance for Innovation Tessin I-II

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Axel HölzerCEO,Marseille-Kliniken AG,Berlin

Demographic Change as a Challenge for Industry and Society Dr. Rüdiger SchulzProject Manager, Allensbach Institute for Public Opinion Research, Allensbach am Bodensee

Demographics and Talent Management as Key Challengesin the Field of Strategic Personnel Development

Hartmut MekelburgMember of the Management Board and Human Relations Officer,BLG LOGISTICS GROUP AG & Co. KG, Bremen

Continuous Qualification as a Means of Boosting Performance and Securing Long-term Employee Loyalty

Jochen TurbanskiHead of Organisational Development,Linde Gases Division, Linde AG, Pullach

Competitive Edge through Diversity – Strategies for the Manage-ment of Demographic Change in an International Trading Company

Dr. Juergen PfisterHead of Corporate Human Resources Management,METRO AG, Düsseldorf

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D4 Identifying Potential for Optimisation in Spare Parts Logistics Potsdam III 09:00

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Dr. Holger VossHead of Spares Logistics Engineering,Eurocopter Deutschland GmbH,Donauwörth

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How Regionalisation of Spare Parts Logistics Can Improve Service Frank KremerHead of Logistics Parts and Service,Fiat Group Automobiles Germany AG,Frankfurt a.M.

Exploiting Potentials in a Profitable Market Segment –Optimum Design of Sales Strategy and Organisational Structure

Dr. Andreas BaaderManaging Director,Barkawi Management Consultants GmbH & Co. KG,Munich

Increasing Earning Power and Business Volume through Improved Inventory Management

Michael DelionVice President Asset Management,Lufthansa Technik AG,Hamburg

Optimising Distribution Costs while Maintaining First-Class Service Standards

Fritz RheindorfDirector, Parts Operations EAME,WW Parts Services, John Deere European Parts Distribution Center,Bruchsal

D5 Flexibility as Success Factor – Capacity Adaptation to Meet Market Needs


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Egil Møller NielsenVice President Global Distribution Logistics,LEGO Group,Billund, Denmark

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Anticipating Worldwide Demand ...

... and Simulating Network Alternatives – Global Footprint

Heino OstermeierVice President,AIRBUS Material, Logistics and Suppliers,Hamburg,Member of the Advisory Board, BVLDr.-Ing. Axel SchönknechtMember of the Management Board,ILS Integrierte Logistik-Systeme GmbH,Hamburg

Flexible Working Time Models –“Natural Breathing Rather than Hiccoughs”

Rüdiger FoxBoard Member,PFW Aerospace AG,Speyer

Volume and Capacity Planning as a SuccessFactor in Dynamic Markets

Uwe PeterHead of Strategic Development and Yield Management,Hermes Transport Logistics GmbH,Hamburg

Meet interview guests on the DVZ “red sofa” in the winter garden of Hotel InterContinental Berlin – the “living room” of the German Logis-tics Congress.Care to try it for size?

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Guest country, trendsetting projects

The United States of America and the Federal Republic of Germany have close trading and investment ties that are of key importance for national and global economic growth. The USA is Germany’s leading trade partner outside the EU and the biggest export market for German products behind France. A total 3,000 German companies in the USA employ almost 670,000 people – and more than

1,450 American companies in Germany provide over 600,000 jobs. This special economic relationship creates numerous opportunities for bilateral cooperation in the fields of business, trade and logis-tics. The status of the USA as this year’s guest country at the Congress underlines the importance of German-American eco-nomic relations.

German Logistics Award2009

Chairman of the Jury: Prof. Dr. Hans-Olaf Henkel Adjunct Professor, Mannheim University

Permanent jury Members:Prof. Dr. Wolf-Rüdiger BretzkeHead of Supply Chain Strategy, Barkawi Management Consultants GmbH & Co. KG, MunichProf. Dr. Claus E. HeinrichHeidelberg Björn HelmkeEditor-in-Chief, LOG.Punkt, DVZ Deutsche Logistik-Zeitung, DVV Media Group, HamburgDr.-Ing. Thomas KittelVice President Propel, Sauer-Danfoss Inc., Wilmington, Delaware, USA, Managing Director, Sauer-Danfoss GmbH & Co. OHG, Neumünster Prof. Dr.-Ing. Axel KuhnDirector of the Fraunhofer Institute for Material Flow and Logistics (IML), Faculty of Plant Organisation, Dortmund UniversityZygmunt MierdorfMember of the Management Board, Metro AG, Düsseldorf, Member of the Advisory Board, BVL

Excellent logistics is characterised by efficient processes and the systematic gearing of these processes towards the needs of the customer: every year, BVL recognises excellence in this area by presenting the German Logistics Award to companies who have developed outstand-ing solutions in a real-world environ-ment. The award-winning concepts from the fields of industry, trade and logistics services are trendsetting concepts that have provably boosted the success of the company in question and are representa-tive of an integrated approach to logistics activities. The German Logistics Award is also designed to encourage new ideas and generate stimuli for the development of cross-sector logistics concepts to secure the competitiveness of companies in Ger-many and abroad.

At this year‘s award ceremony during the Gala Evening of the 26th International German Logistics Congress, you will have the opportunity to see for yourself which innovative concept ultimately won over the expert jury. The award-winner will also present the winning overall concept in sequence F1 on the Thursday of the conference and will outline the develop-ment and implementation of the concept as well as the results.

Bernhard SimonManaging Director, Dachser GmbH & Co. KG, Kempten

Former award winners:Dr. Karl-Rudolf RupprechtSenior Vice President Hub Management,Deutsche Lufthansa AG, Frankfurt a.M.Dr. Stefan SchulteDeputy CEO, Fraport AG, Frankfurt a.M.Dr.-Ing. Ulf LeinhäuserHead of Production Development, CLAAS KGaA mbH, Harsewinkel, Member of the Advisory Board, BVLDr.-Ing. Stefan E. A. RecknagelDirector Spare Part Logistics, BSH Bosch und Siemens Hausgeräte, Fürth, Regional Group Spokesperson, BVL

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Keynotes – Thursday, October 22, 2009

Lunch break and visit to the parallel exhibition, 13:15-14:30

E1 Change of Paradigm in the USA – Re-Charting the World? Potsdam I+III 11:30

John C. KornblumFormer Ambassador of the United States of America in Germany,Senior Advisor,Accenture GmbH,Kronberg im Taunus

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E2 The Future of Sustainable Retail Logistics – Will Hope and History Rhyme? Potsdam I+III 12:00

Randy LewisSenior Vice President Supply Chain & Logistics,Walgreen Co.,Deerfield/IL, USA

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E3 Managing Supply Chains in a Globally Challenged World Potsdam I+III 12:30

Norbert JorekPartner and Managing Director,A.T. Kearney Global Business Policy Council,New York/NY, USA

Philippe LambotteSenior Vice President Customer Service & Logistics, Kraft Foods Inc., Northfield/IL, USA

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Dr. Thomas FranckSenior Vice President Supply Chain Operations, BASF S.E., Ludwigshafen

Dr. Ekkehard GerickeMember of Board of Directors, Product Supply Management, Festo AG, Esslingen

Klaus HermsWollerau, Schweiz

Norbert QuinkertPartner, Quinkert Herbold Fischer Executive Search GmbH, Berlin

Make even better use of your time at the Congress – with LOG.Link, the conference planning tool at globalSCMThe new LOG.Link conference planning tool enables all registered exhibitors and participants to search for suitable contacts, arrange meetings and engage in intensive communication. All regis-tered participants and exhibitors will be sent detailed information as well as personal access data by e-mail. This service is part of globalSCM, the virtual network for the logistics industry.

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14:30 F1 Role Models for Effective Value Added Strategies – Identifying Supply Chain Champions

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Prof. Dr. Christopher JahnsCEO, European Business School EBS, Oestrich-Winkel,Executive Director,Supply Chain Management Institute SMI, Wiesbaden,Member of the Executive Board, BVL

Presentation of the Winning Conceptfor the German Logistics Award 2009

The WinnerGerman Logistics Award 2009

Holistic Supply Chain Re-Alignment – A Top-Down Approach

Markus PingerExecutive Board Member, Supply Chain,Beiersdorf AG, Hamburg

Key Factors in the Success of the MX Award Winner

Manfred GundelCOO,Kuka Roboter GmbH,Augsburg

Supply Chain-Benchmarking:Learning from the Best in Other Sectors

Dr. Christoph GlatzelPrincipal,McKinsey & Company, Cologne

14:30 F2 Connecting Brand Identity and Cooperative Distribution Conference Center

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Prof. Dr. Andreas OttoProfessor for Controlling and Logistics,Regensburg University

Cooperation between Producers – Exploiting Synergies Romald HeuvelmansCustomer Logistics Director,Mars GmbH, Verden

Johannes BuschHead of International Logistics, The Lorenz BahlsenSnack-World GmbH & Co. KG Germany, Neu-Isenburg

Cooperation between Service Providers – Tapping into Success PotentialDieter FröhlichManaging Director, VS Logistics Verden GmbH, Verden

Detlef ClausManaging Director, Rigterink Spedition GmbH & Co. KG, Nordhorn

Internal Cooperation – Interfacing Purchasing, Sales and LogisticsFerdinand SchmarjeHead of Logistics, Fressnapf Logistik GmbH, KrefeldHeinrich GeradsHead of National Logistics, Kaiser s Tengelmann AG, Viersen

Jörg SeehausHead of Central ECR Services,EDEKA Minden-Hannover,IT-/logistic service GmbH, Minden

14:30 F3 Profiting from Lean Concepts Outside the Production Field Tessin I-II

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Dr.-Ing. Christian ReuterDirector, Lead Center Seal Rings Europe,Freudenberg Simmerringe GmbH & Co. KG,Weinheim

Models for and Characteristics of a Holistic Lean Concept Lars HildebrandGroup Leader, Siemens AG, Berlin

Introducing a Lean Culture in a Distribution Centre Dietmar VollmerVP Global Distribution, Coloplast Distribution GmbH, Hamburg

Lean Design – Optimized Processes in the Structural Engineering Sector

Cai von VelsenHead of Risk-/Quality Management, HOCHTIEF Construction AG, Essen

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After Work Party from 16:30-18:00

F4 Presentation of Entrants for the Science Award for Logistics Potsdam III 14:30

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Prof. Dr. Carl Marcus WallenburgHead of the Faculty of International Logistics Networks,Endowment Chair of the Kühne Foundation,Berlin Technical University

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Logistical Stability in the Field of Automotive Mixed-Model Assembly

Dr.-Ing. Sebastian MeißnerHead of Logistics Planning, Augsburg production plant, MAN Diesel SE, Augsburg

Systematic Identification and Assessment of RFID Application Potentials

Dr.-Ing. Sebastian Franz ReschVice President Supply Chain Management, MTU-Maintenance Berlin-Brandenburg, Berlin

Development of a Completely Decentralized Control System for Modular Continuous Conveyors

Dr.-Ing. Stephan MayerSenior Associate, McKinsey & Company Inc., Stuttgart

Flexible Sourcing – Operational Hedging, Diversification and Contracting under Supply and Demand Uncertainty

Dr. Fabian J. StingPost-Doctoral Research Fellow, INSEAD, Technology and Operations Management Area, Fontainebleau, France

F5 IT Solutions for the Control and Implementation of International Value Added


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Dr.-Ing. Volker PaetzBoard Member responsible for Logistics,ThyssenKrupp Materials International GmbH,Düsseldorf

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Vollintegrierte IT-Systeme als Erfolgsfaktor globaler Netze Ulf GerkensManager Global Supply Planning, Sennheiser electronic GmbH & Co. KG, Wedemark

Kosten senken durch integrierte internationale Transportmanagementsysteme

Michael DrumlDirektor Global Supply Chain Management, Magna Steyr Fahrzeugtechnik AG & Co. KG, Graz, Österreich

Komplexität reduzieren! Prozessoptimierung durch die Kombination von Telematik- und Tourenplanungssystemen

Kay SchieburChief Operating Officer, Lekkerland AG & Co. KG, Frechen

Forecast: Planning Solutions – The Key to Efficient Vessel Operations

Torbjörn DimbladVice President, Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics, Lysaker, Norway

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On the Thursday of the Congress, why not unwind in a relaxing and pleasant atmosphere, make new contacts and do some all-important „networking“? Talk to others about the stimuli generated by the keynote speakers, the information provided in the special-topic sequences and workshops and the impressions gained at the outdoor sequences. Exhibitors and sponsors invite you to enjoy snacks and beverages. What‘s more, a number of artists and artistes will be giving musical and acrobatic perform-ances at the various locations in the exhibition areas of the Hotel InterContinental.

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Visit the parallel exhibition between 09:00-14:45

Special-topic sequences – Friday, October 23, 2009

09:00 G1 The Infrastructure Expansion Competition – National Economic Stimulus Packages

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Björn HelmkeEditor-in Chief,LOG.Punkt, DVZ Deutsche Logistik-Zeitung,DVV Media Group GmbH, Hamburg

Ralf NagelSenator for Economic Affairs and Ports,City of Bremen

Rainer SchäferPresident, Federation of German InlandPorts (BöB), Berlin,Managing Director,Neuss-Düsseldorfer Häfen GmbH & Co. KG,Neuss

Prof. Dr. Wilhelm BenderFrankfurt a.M.

Matthias von RandowDirector of Global Traffic Rights and Political Affairs,Air Berlin PLC & Co. Luftverkehrs KG, Berlin,Member of the Advisory Board, BVL

Dr. Karl-Friedrich RauschBoard Member responsible for Transport and Logistics, DB Mobility Logistics AG, Berlin

Michael KubenzPresident,German Association for Freight Forwarding and Logistics (DSLV), Bonn,Member of the Advisory Board, BVL

09:00 G2 The Future of Contract Logistics in the USA and Europe – Core Competencies of Industry, Trade and Logistics Services

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Mark BedemanGlobal Freight Logistics SME, IBM Deutschland, Frankfurt a.M.

Managing the Retail Supply Chain in Today’s Economyand Applications for the Future

Dow FamulakCEO, Li & Fung Europe, London, UK

Europe-Wide Optimisation of the Supply Chain –Insourcing versus Outsourcing

Felice PattiManager European Logistics Contract, Tenneco Inc., Edenkoben

The Unique Supply Chain of Bread –Core Competencies and Potential Fields for Cooperation

Massimo AmbanelliMember of the Management Board, Lieken AG, Düsseldorf

Strategies for the Industrialisation of Contract Logistics Dr.-Ing. Philippe TufinkgiManaging Director, ITCL GmbH, Berlin

09:00 G3 Decelerated, Simple, Decentral – Change of Paradigm in the Logistics Sector Tessin I-II

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Prof. Dr. Werner DelfmannDepartment Director,Cologne University, Department of Corporate Management and Logistics,Chairman of the Scientific Advisory Board, BVL

The World in Tailback – Strategies for Sustainable Logistics Systems

Prof. Dr. Wolf-Rüdiger BretzkeEconomic Science, Duisburg-Essen University

The Use of Autonomous Control in Real-World Logistics Prof. Dr.-Ing. Bernd Scholz-ReiterManaging Director, BIBA, Bremen, Scientific Advisory Board, BVL

Resilient Logistics Networks – Robust, Strong, Flexible Dr. Stephan L. K. FreichelManaging Director Solutions | Industrial Goods, Logwin Holding Deutschland GmbH, Aschaffenburg, Regional Group Spokesperson, BVL

Focus on the Customer, Eyes on the Logistics Partner – Joint Innovative Strategies to Meet Future Challenges

Ingo BrauckmannCorporate Vice President, Henkel AG & Co. KGaA, Düsseldorf

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Special-topic sequences – Friday, October 23, 2009

G4 Supply Chain Inside – Efficiency and Transparency Potsdam III 09:00

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Jörg PretzelManaging Director,GS1 Germany GmbH,Cologne

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Manufacturing Execution Delivery System as aFully Digital Process for 800,000 Items

Dr. Meinrad LuganMember of the Management Board,B. Braun Melsungen AG,Melsungen

Scanner-Based Material Documentation –Increasing Process Efficiency by VisualisingPatient-Based Consumption in Real Time

Holger KleinHead of Materials Management,Bad Krozingen Cardiac Centre

How Modern Logistics Concepts Can Improve Patient Care – Standards, EDI and Media Disruption-Free Communication as Success Factors

Alfons RathmerIT Manager Health Care Business EMEA,IT Alignment Manager,3M Deutschland GmbH,Neuss

New Supply Concepts in the Health Care Sector require creative Logistics Service Providers

Dr. Klaus JuffernbruchInternet Business Solutions Director, Cisco Systems - IBSG Germany, Düsseldorf

G5 Expansion and Adaptation of Applied Logistics Technology Charlottenburg II/III 09:00

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Karl ScheeDirector Supply Chain EMEA,Zimmer GmbH,Winterthur, Switzerland

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Member of the Management Board,Head of Organisation and IT for the Sto Group,Sto AG, Stühlingen

Adapting Logistics Systems to MarketRequirements and Customer Expectations

Klaus GäbHead of Logistics for the EMEA Region,Moeller Electric GmbH, Bonn

Exploiting Existing Resources – Efficient Modernisation of a High-Bay and Small Parts Warehouse

Thomas ErbManaging Director,Ferdinand Gross GmbH & Co., Leinfelden-Echterdingen

Improvement through Automation at the Interfacesbetween Warehousing and Production

Lars G. HansenProject Manager,Carlsberg Denmark, Fredericia, Denmark

Your Congress volume helps you prepare effectively for the eventDeutscher Verkehrs-Verlag traditionally publishes a Congress volume for the German Logistics Congress containing a summary of additional and more in-depth information on the tracks and sequences as well as on the logistics market in the USA, this year’s guest country. Expert authors from the worlds of science and hands-on logistics put together key background information for Congress participants and enable them to gain a deeper understanding of the issues covered at the Congress. As an additional service, all Congress participants who register before September 30 will be sent the Congress volume in the mail in mid-October – before the event begins. This new service helps participants to prepare effectively for the topics and themes featured at the Congress and is made possible by the support of our sponsoring partner.

DVV Media Group | Deutscher Verkehrs-Verlag www.bvl.de

Erfolg kommt von innenSuccess Comes From Within

26. Deutscher Logistik-Kongress21.-23. Oktober 2009

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Presentation of the Science Award for Logistics 2009

tutes, who generated the decisive stimuli and created the necessary framework for targeted research.

The jury decides on the winner of the award after the entries have been pre-sented at the German Logistics Congress.

Chairman of the Jury:Prof. Dr.-Ing. Michael Schenk, Director of the Fraunhofer Institute for Factory Operation and Automation (IFF), Magde-burg, Member of the Scientific Advisory Board, BVLJury members: Prof. Dr. Ludger Brüll, Vice President Supply Chain & Logistics, Bayer Technology Serv-

Close cooperation with real-world logis-tics experts and interdisciplinary objec-tives are two of the characteristic features of successful logistics research, an area that has developed into an independent scientific field in recent years.

With the aim of promoting innovation in the logistics field, scientists in different specialised disciplines and with different levels of experience work together and document their research findings in pub-lications, dissertations and postdoctoral theses. BVL’s Science Award for Logistics is presented in recognition of research projects that make a special contribution to the process of transfer between prac-tice and science. Ideally, the award-win-ning projects should already have been implemented in the real world or should be in the process of implementation.

In this way, BVL rewards the work of young scientists and also recognises the support provided by the supervising insti-

ices, Bayer AG, Leverkusen, Member of the Research Council, BVLDr.-Ing. Markus Greiling, Head of Pro-ductivity Management, Wacker Chemie AG, Burghausen, Member of the Research Council, BVLProf. Dr.-Ing. Willibald Günthner, Director of the Faculty of Conveying Technology, Material Flow & Logistics, Munich Techni-cal University, Garching, Member of the Scientific Advisory Board, BVLProf. Dr.-Ing. Albert Jugel, Owner, VMP Venture Management Partners GmbH, Dresden, Member of the Advisory Board, BVLDr. Michael Krings, Head of the Central Logistics/Organisation Unit, Parfümerie Douglas GmbH, HagenDr. Kai Salzmann, Head of CKD Logistics China, AUDI AG, IngolstadtProf. Dr. Jürgen Weber, Director, Institute for Management and Controlling (IMC), WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Manage-ment, Vallendar, Member of the Scientific Advisory Board, BVL

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H1 The Future Belongs to Intelligent Companies Potsdam I+III 11:30

Albrecht HornbachChairman of the Management Board,HORNBACH HOLDING AG,Neustadt a. d. Weinstraße

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H2 The New Logistics Concept in a Production System Environment Potsdam I+III 11:55

Prof. Dr. Jochem HeizmannMember of the Management Board,Volkswagen AG,Wolfsburg

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H3 Why Germany Needs the World’s Leading Logistics Experts Potsdam I+III 12:20

Dr. Rüdiger GrubeChairman of the Management Board,Deutsche Bahn AG,Berlin

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H4 Presentation of the Science Award for Logistics 2009 Potsdam I+III 12:45

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Willibald A. GünthnerDirector, Faculty of Conveying Technol-ogy, Material Flow and Logistics, Munich Technical University, Garching, Scientific Advisory Board, BVL, Spokesman of the jury

Michael Brauch Chairman of the Management Board,Oskar Schunck AG & Co. KG,Munich

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H5 Europe and the Future of Transatlantic Relations Potsdam I+III 12:55

Dr. Joschka FischerFormer German Foreign Minister,Berlin

“The election of Barack Obama to the office of US President heralds the start of a new era in the Transatlantic relationship. The foreign policy of the new administra-tion is geared towards multilateralism and partnership – in stark contrast to our experience of the last eight years. But at the same time Europe is in the midst of a leadership and constitutional crisis following the ‘No’ vote on the EU Constitution in the Netherlands, France and Ireland. How will the Transatlantic relationship develop in the coming months and years? What role will the new German government play in the EU, and which political issues will shape the Transatlantic relationship in a world rocked by the global financial crisis?” G

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H6 Closing address by the Chairman of the Executive Board of BVL Potsdam I+III 13:25

Lunch and visit to the parallel exhibition, 13:30-14:45

Keynotes – Friday, October 23, 2009

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Parallel exhibition

Visit the parallel exhibition every day between 09:00-17:00

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Fly your flag in these difficult timesShowcase your company in the parallel exhibition:ó Make the most of the year’s top forum for decision-makers in logistics and supply chain managementó Enter into dialogue with potential customers and convince them of the potential of your logistics solutionsó Profit from the logistics network at the leading European logistics conferenceó Answer the questions of your target group and showcase your servicesó This is precisely the time to invest in your business – and to position yourself in the market

Hannelore Metreveli, phone +49 / 421 / 173 84 13, [email protected], will tell you about the ideal presentation option for your company.

4flow AG

AEB GmbH

Agentur für Wirtschaftsförderung Cuxhaven

Agility Logistics GmbH

ARAIA GmbH

Arbeitsgemeinschaft industrieller Forschungs-vereinigungen „Otto v. Guericke“ e.V. AiF

arvato services

Atos Origin GmbH

Axxom Software AG

Baden-Württemberg International

Barkawi Management Consultants GmbH & Co. KG

Bayer Technology Services GmbH

Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Wirtschaft, Infrastruktur, Verkehr und Technologie – Invest in Bavaria

BEUMER Maschinenfabrik GmbH & Co. KG

BIBA – Bremer Institut für Produktion und Logistik GmbH

BLG LOGISTICS GROUP AG & Co. KG

BrainNet Supply Management Group AG

Bremen Research Cluster for Dynamics in Logistics

Bundesvereinigung Logistik (BVL) e.V.

Buss Ports

Camelot IDPro AG

Carema GmbH

CargoLine GmbH

CeMAT – Network

CHEP Deutschland GmbH

COGLAS GmbH

Cognizant GmbH

Cologne Bonn Business

Paul Craemer GmbH

Crisplant GmbH

DACHSER GmbH & Co. KG

Daimler FleetBoard GmbH

DB Intermodal DB Schenker Rail Deutschland AG

DB Schenker Deutschland AG

DB Schenker Rail Deutschland AG

Dematic GmbH

Deutsche Logistik Akademie (DLA) gGmbH

Deutsche Paletten Logistik GmbH

DHL Freight

DHL Global Forwarding

DHL PAKET

DHL Supply Chain

DPD Dynamic Parcel Distribution GmbH & Co. KG

DSV Solutions GmbH

Duale Hochschule Lörrach

Dunkel, Vögele & Associates GmbH

DVV Media Group

Easypack GmbH

ECE Projektmanagement GmbH & Co. KG

ELT Eicher Logistik Training

ESG Elektroniksystem- und Logistik-GmbH

ETHZ - Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich

EURO-LOG AG

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Europa-Center AG

FIEGE Deutschland Stiftung & Co. KG

FIEGE Stiftung & Co. KG

Flextronics Global Services

Flughafen Bremen GmbH

Forum-SCM

Fraunhofer ATL, Arbeitsgruppe für Technologien der Logistik-Dienstleistungswirtschaft

Fraunhofer-Institut für Fabrikbetrieb und -automatisierung IFF

Fraunhofer-Institut für Materialfluss und Logistik IML

Garbe Logistic AG

Geis Industrie-Service GmbH

GEODIS Logistics Deutschland GmbH

Global Green Pallets GmbH

GO! General-Overnight Service (Deutschland) GmbH

GreenCat GmbH

GSE Deutschland GmbH

GVZ Entwicklungsgesellschaft Bremen mbH

GVZ Regensburg GmbH/Stadt Regensburg – Amt für Wirtschaftsförderung

Hamburg Südamerikanische Dampfschiff-fahrts-Gesellschaft KG

Haus der Technik e.V.

Hellmann Worldwide Logistics GmbH & Co. KG

Hermes Transport Logistics GmbH

HOYER GmbH

Huss-Unternehmensgruppe

i+o Industrieplanung + Organisation GmbH & Co. KG

IBM Deutschland GmbH

iloxx AG

inconso AG

inet-logistics GmbH

Infor Global Solutions Deutschland AG

Infraserv Logistics GmbH

integral logistics GmbH & Co. KG

Investitions- und Marketinggesellschaft Sachsen-Anhalt mbH

IWL AG

Jacobs University Bremen gGmbH

JadeWeserPort Logistics Zone GmbH

KDL Logistiksysteme GmbH

Klug GmbH integrierte Systeme

KNAPP AG

Kompetenzzentrum Logistik Bremen (KLB) e.V.

Kühne + Nagel (AG & Co.) KG

Kühne School of Logistics and Management GmbH

Lebensmittel-Zeitung

LGI Logistics Group International GmbH

J. Lippert GmbH & Co. KG

LOCANIS AG

LOCOM Consulting GmbH

Logisticator

LogistikCluster NRW

Logistiknetz Berlin-Brandenburg e.V.

LogistikRuhr

Logistik-Initiative Hamburg

Logistik RheinMain. Die Wissensinitiative

Logwin AG

LPR Logistic Packaging Return Deutschland GmbH

Lufthansa Systems AG

Messe München GmbH

METROPLAN Logistics Management GmbH

Miebach Consulting GmbH

MLOG Logistics GmbH

mSE GmbH Management-Solutions and System-Engineering

ORACLE Deutschland GmbH

PAKi Logistics GmbH

pfenning logistics / KMP Holding GmbH

Pohlen Bedachung/Pohlen Solar

PricewaterhouseCoopers AG

prismat GmbH

ProLogis Germany Management GmbH

PROLOGOS Planung und Beratung Dr. Gietz, Henneberg, Kindt OHG

PSI Logistics GmbH

Rail Cargo Austria AG

Rhenus AG & Co. KG

RO-BER Industrieroboter GmbH

Rodata GmbH

ROTH Logistikberatung GmbH

RWTH Aachen

S & P Computersysteme GmbH, Systemhaus für Logistik

SAF AG

SALT Solutions GmbH

SAP Deutschland AG & Co. KG

Scheren Logistik GmbH

ShipitSmarter.com B.V.

SIC Software Industrie Consult GmbH

SICK Vertriebs-GmbH

Siemens AG

SSI Schäfer

SSI Schäfer Noell GmbH

Stiftung Deutsche Außenhandels- und Verkehrs-Akademie

STILL GmbH

Stute Verkehrs-GmbH

SuperOffice GmbH

Supply Chain Management Institute (SMI), European Business School (EBS)

Swisslog AG

Tag der Logistik

Technische Universität Berlin – Bereich Logistik

TGW Systems Integration GmbH

Joint stands and special areas

ó The Kompetenzzentrum Logistik Bremenó The Logistik-Initiative Hamburg

will be profiling the strengths of the various logistics regions together with selected partners.

Communication areasIn the Business Area in the lobby of the Hotel InterContinental, DHL and BVL are joining forces to create the ideal setting for your business correspondence. Along-side WLAN and computers with Internet access, there are also fax machines at your disposal. The big-screen monitor above the coffee bar ensures that you can stay up to speed with what’s happening at the Congress.

The lobby of the Hotel Schweizerhof is the ideal place to meet with other Con-gress participants in a calm and peaceful environment. When midday arrives, you can also enjoy the “quick lunch” service at the bistro tables in the lobby to fuel your-self up for the second half of the day.

TIM CONSULT GmbH

TimoCom Soft- und Hardware GmbH

topsystem Systemhaus GmbH

TransCare AG

trans-o-flex Schnell-Lieferdienst GmbH & Co. KG

TRANSPOREON GmbH

Trierer Hafengesellschaft mbH

TRILOGIQ Deutschland GmbH

Vanderlande Industries GmbH

VDI-Gesellschaft Fördertechnik Materialfluss Logistik

VDMA Fachverband Fördertechnik und Logistiksysteme

Visality Consulting GmbH

Vogel Business Media GmbH & Co. KG

Wirtschaftsförderung LÜBECK GmbH

Wirtschaftsförderung Region Stuttgart GmbH

Zetes GmbH

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Services at the 26th German Logistics Congress

Lounges – ideal settings for interaction and communication

Lounges on all Congress days – communication and relaxation – quiet zones at the Congress We would like to thank the following companies for their friendly support!

Executive Lounge Library – The BrainNet Lounge is the exclusive meeting place for top executives from the field of supply chain management.

Delphi LoungeRaum Köpenick – Talking about the future is always stimulating, but this doesn’t mean you shouldn’t relax in the pleasant setting of the Delphi-Lounge. With its study entitled “Deliver-ing Tomorrow – Customer Needs in 2020 and Beyond”, Deutsche Post DHL supplies just the right level of excitement. Something else for you to look forward to.

Marlene LoungeMarlene-Bar – The Congress meeting place in elegant bar surroundings.This year, we are once again looking forward to welcoming you to the DPD Lounge in the lobby of the Hotel InterContinental.

Blue LoungeFoyer Potsdam – Our HTL Blue Lounge is a byword for relaxation. Recover from the stress and hectic pace of the Congress, and enjoy our refreshing range of beverages. Be sure to drop by – we’ll always be happy to see you.

Perspectives LoungeRoom Tiergarten II – In the KNAPP Perspectives Lounge we will be happy to provide you with exclusive insights into future developments or to talk to you about the questions and issues that interest you most. We look forward to seeing you!

Hafen “Port” LoungeFoyer Potsdam – The ports on the Rhine and Mosel are one of the trademarks of Rhineland-Palatinate logistics, the gateways from Rhineland-Palatinate to destinations around the globe. In Berlin, we will be showcasing the most popular exports from Germany’s number one wine-growing region. Come and visit us, and be ready for a surprise – in line with the slogan of Rhineland-Palatinate: “We get things moving”.

Green Lounge

Room Charlottenburg I – Recharge your business while you relax.Visit us, recharge your batteries and enjoy constructive conversations.

Havanna LoungeRoom Tiergarten I – Engage in stimulating conversation in a Caribbean atmosphere and relax with a Cuban cocktail. Visit us in the Havanna Lounge.

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Buses leave for outdoor sequences from the Hotel InterContinental at 13:30

Outdoor sequences, Thursday, October 22, 2009

13:30-17:00 O1 Bahlsen GmbH & Co. KG, Berlin plant

Limited no. of placesRegistration on Oct 21, 2009 from 13:00in the lobby of the Hotel InterContinental

Out

door Lean Processes in the Production of Cakes and Biscuits

Karl-Heinz GnatzigPlant Manager,Bahlsen GmbH & Co. KG,Berlin plant

Tour of the cake and biscuit production facility

13:30-17:00 O2 Knorr-Bremse Systeme für Schienenfahrzeuge GmbH


Out

door

Production Logistics in Flow

Andre JanisHead of Supply Chain Management,Knorr-Bremse Systeme für Schienenfahrzeuge GmbH,Berlin

Tour of a production plant for customised componentsfor rail vehicle brakes

13:30-17:00 O3 SOLON SE


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Logistics Meets Solar Energy – Effective Use of SpaceFrank BrehmManaging Director, SOLON Mobility GmbH, Berlin

The Road to Integrated Solutions and Supply Standards along the Photovoltaic Supply ChainStefan GärtnerManaging Partner, LogistikPlan GmbH, Dresden,Regional Group Deputy Spokesperson, BVL

Tour of solar module production and solar facility utilisation

13:30-17:00 O4 Mercedes-Benz Ludwigsfelde GmbH


Out

door The Production and Logistics System Based

on the Example of “Sprinter” Production

Siegbert GruenbacherHead of Supply, Mercedes-Benz Ludwigsfelde GmbH, Berlin

Tour of the Sprinter production facility

13:30-17:00 O5 Berliner Hafen- und Lagerhausgesellschaft mbH


Out

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New Intermodal Transport Concepts – Via Ship and Train to Berlin’s Westhafen Port

Peter StäbleinManaging Director,Berliner Hafen- und Lagerhausgesellschaft mbH, Berlin Boat trip to the Westhafen port and round trip of the port with commentary

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Additional events during the Congress

DW 10th BVL Workshop for PhD Candidates Tuesday, October 20, 2009 Conference Center

10:00- 17:00

With the aim of promoting the development of up-and-coming scientists in the logistics field, BVL will be inviting PhD candidates to come together on the eve of the German Logistics Congress for the tenth time to discuss methods and trends in logistics research and to engage in an interdisciplinary dialogue that will help to improve the quality of their personal dissertation projects. The professors moderating the workshop will provide valuable support and advice, and participants will have an opportunity to view their own work from a different perspective. After the workshop, the PhD candidates will be able to make key contacts for future cooperation and benefit from important stimuli for hands-on research during the three days of the Congress.

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Prof. Peter Klaus, D.B.A. Boston/Univ.Former Professor, Department of Business Studies, speciality:Logistics, Erlangen-Nuremberg University,Editor-in-Chief, Logistics Research,Member of the Scientific Advisory Board, BVL

Moderator

Prof. Chelsea C. White IIIH. Milton & Carolyn J. Stewart School Chair,Schneider National Chair of Transportation and Logistics, H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta/GA, USA

W1 Robot Workshop Wednesday, October 21, 2009Tessin III (limited no. of places, no registration)

14:30-16:30

What are the advantages and requirements when it comes to using robots in the fields of order picking, transshipment, warehousing and transportation? The requirement and performance profiles for technical logistics are becoming more demanding all the time. Standardisation, coordinated process chains and integrated IT are the precondition for the exploita-tion of untapped productivity potential. Talk to the following experts about the latest trends and application experiences in a session chaired by Dr. Hanspeter Stabenau, Honorary Chairman, BVL, Bremen:

ó Torsten Glander, Manager Operation, BLG in.add.out. LOGISTICS GmbH & Co. KG, Bremenó Dr. Albrecht Hoene, Head of Development Logistics, Engineering Tools, KUKA Roboter GmbH, Augsburgó Elmar Issing, Head of Logistics Systems and New Technologies, SSI Schäfer NOELL GmbH, Giebelstadt ó Martin Nether, Director, CHEP Deutschland GmbH, Cologneó Prof. Dr.-Ing. Klaus Richter, Head of Material Handling Engineering and Systems, Fraunhofer-IFF, Magdeburgó Prof. Dr.-Ing. Bernd Scholz-Reiter, Managing Director, BIBA, Bremen, Scientific Advisory Board, BVL

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W2 Network Workshop Thursday, October 22, 2009Tessin III (limited no. of places, no registration)

09:30-11:00

Is holistic network optimisation a utopia or will it soon be reality? In recent years, many models have been developed for net-work optimisation, collaboration and supply chain event management, complete with the corresponding software concepts. It is frequently the case, however, that only idealised chains are optimised as opposed to real networks. In a session chaired by Dieter Bock, Partner, TransCare AG, Wiesbaden, Eastern Europe Representative, BVL, find out about new approaches and work with others to determine which developments are already being put into practice and which ones will be realised in years to come. Added stimuli will be supplied by:

ó Hans-Jörg Hager, President, UCS (Unternehmer-Colloquium Spedition), Bremenó Dr.-Ing. Stefan Wolff, CEO, 4flow AG, Berlin, Chairman of the Research Council, BVLó Karl-Heinz Immoor, Managing Director, emLogistics GmbH, Würzburg

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W3 Innovation Workshop Thursday, October 22, 2009Tessin III (limited no. of places, no registration)

15:00-16:30

The evolutionary development of existing technologies and routines is key to future competitiveness, and the pace of change in the global context means that companies also need to push ahead with process, product and service innovations in order to gain a competitive edge. In a session chaired by Prof. Dr. Michael Schröder, Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University, Mannheim, Regional Group Spokesperson, BVL, you can pose critical questions, discuss the practical feasibil-ity of logistical innovations and take advantage of the stimuli provided by the following speakers in various areas of logistics to improve the business strategy of your own company:

ó Jörn Taucke, Managing Partner, Taucke Systemtechnik GmbH & Co. KG, Bremenó Dr. Joachim Kroemer, Head of Sales and Marketing, Proton Motor Fuel Cell GmbH, Puchheimó Prof. Dr. Bernhard Sünderhauf, Managing Director, ALTAPLAN LEASING GmbH, Grünstadt

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Make the most of this opportunity for interaction – discuss your key questions with the experts!

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Organisation

We would like to thank our concept team ...

Development and staging of the 26th German Logistics Congress

We would be grateful for your feedback – either in person or via [email protected]!

We would like to thank the following for helping us to stage the Congress

plaindesignsKONZEPTION · GESTALTUNG · PREPRESS

... and our project team

The team from BVL Head Office is looking forward to welcoming you to the 26th German Logistics Congress in Berlin.

Contacts for suggestions and queries:

ó Project management Jörn Fontius Dr.-Ing. Thomas Wimmeró Congress development Verena Flitsch Tino Grosche Heiko Wöhneró Event management and sponsoring Christa Ehlers Anne-Kathrin Manze Heike Piepenschneideró “Logistics Market” exhibition Hannelore Metreveli

ó Prof. Dr.-Ing. Frank Straube, Executive Director, Institute for Technology and Management, Head of the Faculty of Logistics, Berlin Technical University, Member of the Advisory Board, BVL

ó Jörg Becker, Head of Process Development/Planning Logistics, Adolf Würth GmbH & Co. KG, Künzelsau, Regional Group Spokesperson, BVL

ó Björn Beckmann, Head of Logistics Planning, AUDI AG, Neckarsulm

ó Dr.-Ing. Michael Benz, Industry Consultant, Teradata GmbH, Düsseldorf

ó Dr.-Ing. Christoph Beumer, Chairman of the Management Board, BEUMER Maschinenfabrik GmbH & Co. KG, Beckum, Deputy Chairman of the Executive Board, BVL

ó Dr. Tilo Bobel, Assistant to the Management Board, Loxxess AG, Munich, Member of the Research Council, BVL

ó Dominik Bühring, Member of the Management Board, Miebach Consulting GmbH, Frankfurt a.M., Regional Group Spokesperson, BVL

ó Dr. Stephan L. K. Freichel, Managing Director Solutions | Industrial Goods, Logwin Holding Deutschland GmbH, Aschaffenburg, Regional Group Spokesperson, BVL

ó Hans-Peter Gartner, Head of Logistics, KATHREIN-Werke KG, Rosenheim

ó Werner Klein, Senior Managing Consultant, IBM Deutschland GmbH, Frankfurt a.M.

ó Andreas Kruse, Manager, DHL Innovation Center, Troisdorfó Robert Kümmerlen, Head of the Logistics Desk,

DVZ Deutsche Logistik-Zeitung, Hamburgó Dr. Antje Lüssenhop, Head of Communications,

DB Mobility Logistics AG, Berlinó Rita Marzian, Head of Department, METRO AG, Düsseldorfó Norbert Naumenko, Chief Corporate Officer,

BLG LOGISTICS GROUP AG & Co. KG, Bremenó Karl Michael Probst, Managing Director,

Federation of German Inland Ports, Berlinó Rainer Renschen, APM Global Logistics Germany GmbH,

Maersk Logistics, Hamburgó Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stefan Walter, Professor for Logistics

Management, European Business School, Wiesbadenó Martin Weiblen, Manager Business Development,

Dematic GmbH, Offenbachó Axel Witte, Managing Director Logistics,

Strauss Logistik GmbH & Co. KG, Solingen

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Your registration

You can register for the 26th German Logistics Congress 2009 in Berlin eitheró online at www.bvl.de/dlk oró by phone +49 / 421 / 173 84 34. With your registration, you accept the Conditions of Participation listed at www.bvl.de/dlk.

Participation fees Venue€ 1,440 for BVL members Hotel InterContinental€ 1,690 for non-members Budapester Straße 2, 10787 Berlin, GermanySpecial terms for scientists/researchers and Hotel Schweizerhofstudents on request Budapester Straße 25, 10787 Berlin, Germany

Architecture and Jewish history in Berlin The Jewish Museum in Berlin is one of the famous buildings designed by internationally renowned architect and urban planner Daniel Libeskind. Embark on a journey through two thousand years of German-Jewish history; in addition, you will have a chance to discover unknown facets of what is called Libeskind’s “emotional architecture”. Follow-ing the tour around and through the museum, you will have the opportunity to see the museum exhibition or take a trip to the museum shop or the “Max Liebermann” café. The outing will be rounded off by a communal lunch.Wednesday, October 21, 2009, 09:30-14:00

Potsdam – a different perspective Cecilienhof Castle became known throughout the world as the venue for the Potsdam Conference from July 17 to August 2, 1945. The conference entered the history books as the last and longest summit held by the victorious Allies: the USA, Great Britain and the Soviet Union. Tread in the footsteps of history – visit the memorial to the Potsdam Treaty and the former residential quarters of the Crown Prince William and Cecilie, for whom Emperor William II had Cecilienhof Castle built. After your visit, you can stroll through the charming and varied Dutch Quarter and enjoy lunch in the “Fliegenden Hol-länder” (Flying Dutchman) restaurant.Thursday, October 22, 2009, 09:30-15:30

Berlin’s history and contemporary art 20 years on from the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Bernauer Straße street provides a vivid illustration of life in a divided city. Footage of people escaping through the windows of houses in this eastern part of Berlin directly onto the street with its pavement in the western section of the city went around the world. This is where the “Chapel of Reconcil-iation” was built after German reunification, and the chapel is today part of the memo-rial site. In the later part of the morning, you can gain some insights into the future of Berlin as the city of contemporary art during a visit to a private collection.Friday, October 23, 2009, 09:30-13:00

Participation fees: € 80 per Day, organiser: DGfL GmbH, Bremen, Germany Information: Anne-Kathrin Manze, phone +49 / 421 / 173 84 17 You can find a detailed programme at www.bvl.de/dlk

Rail travel offer to the German Logistics Congress

Special rail ticket offer from Deutsche Bahn AG for Congress participants

Travel to Berlin from any DB railway station in Germany for € 109 (2nd class) or € 169 (1st class). The tickets are valid from October 19 to 25, 2009 and are not restricted to specific trains. You can book these tickets as of today by calling +49 / 1805 311 153 (14 ct/min) and mentioning “BVL 2009”.

Social programme for accompanying persons on all Congress days

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Make sure your company’s part of the action!

Enjoy the benefits of a strong network:

Become a Member of BVL!The BVL

ó brings together logistics experts and management executives from industry and commerce as well as the worlds of politics, science and services at its regional and national events,

ó provides forums for the ongoing development of logistics issues and topics,

ó publishes first-hand information in its LOG.Punkt, LOG.Letter and LOG.Mail media,

ó operates independent hands-on further training and development institutions – the German Foreign Trade and Transport Academy (DAV) and the German Logistics Academy (DLA) – under the umbrella of the BVL Campus.

As a member of BVL, you are part of this network. You will regularly receive interesting information material, benefit from the preferential fees for events and training courses and also have an opportunity to become actively involved in BVL.

Interested?

Our team at the BVL stand in Hotel InterContinental will be looking forward to your visit. You can find more information on BVL, on membership and on preferential member rates at

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One of the main goals of BVL is to promote a better and broader understanding of logistics in the public arena. The aim is to let peo-ple know about the fascinations of logistics – and this is the idea behind “Logistics Day”. This nationwide day of action took place for the second time in 2009 under the motto “ Logistics paves the way!” Around 25,000 people who are interested in logistics took the opportunity to obtain information on and gain insights into our exciting industry at 289 events throughout Germany. The success of the event is also reflected by the 600 plus reports in the print and online media as well as on radio TV.So why not join the action on April 15, 2010, when companies from industry, the trade sector and logistics services will once again be showcasing the many facets and aspects of logistics activities to the general public – and when logistics institutes and training institutions will be presenting their research projects and courses. Any company or institute active in the logistics field can take part with its own event.

Interested? You can find out more at the “Logistics Day 2010” stand in the lobby of the Hotel InterContinental; updated information is also available on the Internet at www.tag-der-logistik.de.

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