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We end 2023 with a last review and validation of a Logistics Health & Maturity Check together with our member and friends at GSI/FAIR. Again, history repeats itself when it comes to an open, friendly and constructive atmosphere in the meeting – the feeling of commitment and the willingness to assist and to get assistance from […]

We recently concluded another successful Logistics Health & Maturity review meeting together with European XFEL, where the results were validated. The goal of the review was to gain insights into XFEL´s logistic challenges and successes. Building on the meeting’s output, we identified key areas that RI.Logistica working groups will focus on in the upcoming year – and one thing is for certain:

Marine, cargo & Logistics trends report Marine, cargo, and logistics organizations that support global supply chains continue to show extraordinary resilience and adaptability. Recent international events, combined with economic challenges and disruptive technologies, have transformed the ecosystem underpinning the movement of goods around the world and highlighted risks for which the industry needs to improve

Last week, we conducted our second review meeting for the Logistics Health & Maturity Check with CERN, during which we fine-tuned the results. This meeting once again demonstrated the remarkable spirit of openness and the willingness to share, that defines our community. It’s a testament to our continuous growth and evolution as an association, as Research

Knowledge exchange between RI.Logistica Members! Alexander Fiege from GSI/FAIR visited ESS Logistics department to see the work hands on! Everything from inbound deliveries, goods receipt, site transport, loading/unloading and the processes behind transport- and slot time booking, disposal policy, gas handling through consignment stock and much more was on the agenda. 🏆The goal was to

We have had our first review of STFC´s Logistic Health and Maturity Check! Thank you, Ben Lewis, Matt Danson and Gemma Corney for a fantastic meeting with great output. 🏆 The goal of the review was to understand STFC´s logistic challenges and success stories and to calibrate the result. Based on the output from the meeting we have defined some of the areas RI.Logistica will focus on

GSI and FAIR are a new member of the non-profit organization RI.Logistica which aims to “get science in place” by providing tools, infrastructure and standards for logistics. In operating and upgrading the existing GSI accelerators and experiments as well as building, installing and commissioning our future FAIR research facilities, GSI/FAIR are facing colossal logistical challenges.

Think Local – Act Global European Spallation Source ERIC Logistics Department invited nearby companies Tetra Pak, Axis Communications and Graphic Packaging International – Europe to a visit at ESS for an open discussion about hands-on cooperation in the field of logistics – all under the RI.Logistica flagg. Geographically closely located to each other, the purpose was to see if we