transport logistic 2017

••• 11 ••• Messewelten air cargo europe auf transport logistic erstmals ausgebucht Die air cargo europe, die weltweit größte Veran- staltung der Luftfracht- branche mit eigener Kon- ferenz, ist erstmals ausgebucht. Sie ist inte- griert in die transport lo- gistic, internationale Fachmesse für Logistik, Mobilität, IT und Supply Chain Management, und findet vom 9. bis 12. Mai 2017 zum achten Mal auf dem Messegelände in München statt. Über 200 Aussteller aus 36 Ländern zeigen in der Hal- le B1 ihre Produkte und Dienstleistungen unter ande- rem in den Bereichen Luftverkehrsgesellschaften, Flughäfen und Dienstleistungen für die Luftfahrtin- dustrie. Im Fokus des Konferenzprogramms der air cargo europe stehen unter anderem „Das Zeitalter von Digitalität und Vernetzung – Das Ende der tra- ditionellen Logistikdienstleister?“ und „Vertrieb und Kundenservice organisatorisch anpassen und den Kunden von heute erreichen“. Auf 11 000 Quadratmetern, also 1,5 Fußballfeldern, stellen im Bereich Airlines die weltweit renommier- testen Fluggesellschaften aus. Darüber hinaus prä- sentieren sich auf der air cargo europe auch die wichtigen Branchengrößen unter den Flughäfen sowie globale Branchendienstleister und Systeman- bieter. Die Luftfrachtbranche trifft sich in München. Foto: Messe München The hunt for either jobs or skilled staff transport logistic: Career Day offers matchmaking between employers and job seekers L ack of specialist personnel is a problem that has been impact- ing on sectors across industry for many years. Just what strategies companies need to adopt to at- tract the right people is therefore top issue at transport logistic. Transport and logistics companies are finding it ever more difficult to find suitably qualified employ- ees. This was one of the findings in a recent market commentary by the German Federal Office for Goods Transport (BAG) on work- ing conditions in goods transport and logistics in 2016. Demand for staff in the forwarding and CEP segments is currently very high, the report says. But many firms are also experiencing difficulties in attracting truck drivers, IT spe- cialists and managers. All the fore- casts point to a further exacerba- tion of this problem in the coming years. Digitalization is bringing an- other big unknown into the equa- tion: which jobs will disappear, and what new ones will emerge? Thus, the right strategies are needed to cope with these chal- lenges and ensure competitive- ness – for transport and logistics companies, but also for Germany as a location for this industry. The last day of the fair is again dedicated to the changing picture of jobs and careers in transport and logistics. Messe München and the logistics jobs portal Birdie- Match are organizing Job-Match- ing live, which brings together exhibitors and job-seekers. The matchmaking will take a “speed dating” format: ten-minute talks with potential candidates. What effect is the digital shift having? What skills do the opera- tives and managers of tomorrow need for a successful career in the transport and logistics sec- tor? High-ranking representatives from business, logistics services and education will be discussing these questions. They will be ex- plaining which specialist skills and personal qualities the industry ex- pects, and pointing out which ed- ucation and training courses can be helpful. A panel discussion on “The Next Generation of Logistics Professionals” will take place on 12 May, between 10:00 and 11:30 a.m. in Forum III in Hall B2. Insight into career prospects are an integral part of transport logistic. Photo: Messe München Messehighlight Besuchen Sie uns auf der transport logisitc, Halle A6 · Stand 209 G. MAGAYR GmbH – Am Glüsig 6 – 39365 Harbke Tel +49 (0)39406920423 – www.gmagyar.de Ein Unternehmen der G. MAGYAR Gruppe www.magyar.fr