News from w3logistics
Coldstore expands with w3logistics
Coldstore Hamm GmbH has extended its storage capacity for frozen goods at the location in Hamm by more than a third, with a new annex to the existing buildings being added. As well as higher capacity, widening the range of services was an important reason for the extension. ... more
Furniture at Strauss Logistics Center thanks to w3logistics
By means of a complete reorganization of their logistic activities, Strauss Logistik GmbH was able to make use of an enormous savings potential in their logistics centre in Solingen and thus to strengthen their competitive position. ... more
Thüringer Kühlhäuser choose w3/max
Thüringer Kühlhäuser GmbH in Erfurt will equip their coldstores at four locations in Erfurt, Weimar, Ebeleben and Grimmenthal with the warehouse management system w3/max of w3logistics AG from Dortmund. The Thüringer Kühlhäuser have been on the market since 1990 ... more
Material flow simulation and visualization
Replacement of material flow systems, integration of existing conveyer technique, taking automated warehouses into operation – these are tasks that w3logistics has successfully solved for its customers several times. With the simulation tool w3/sim, w3logistics AG from Dortmund ... more
w3logistics maintains third-party systems
Since July 1st, 2010, w3logistics is in charge of the maintenance and support for warehouse management and material flow systems originally provided by FRANCK GmbH. Based on a cooperation contract w3logistics will assure the huge number of clients ... more
Stahlwille replaces software mix
The IT of the Stahlwille Group is one of the key aspects for the planned growth of the company. In the future, the mid-market enterprise will use the ERP suite IFS Applications to integrate or replace currently implemented individual software solutions ... more
w3logistics integrates QA documentation into WMS
QA certificates are essential for logistics service providers. To get the treasured certificates, a lot has to be documented, and the way how companies confirm their QA activities looks nearly always the same: A pencil and a sheet of paper are used to record who checked what and when ... more