With iLEAP on the way to becoming the industry standard

With iLEAP on the way to becoming the industry standard

The first successful use cases involving implementation of the iLEAP interface for exchanging emissions data demonstrate that open standards are an essential prerequisite for sustainable logistics – and the Open Logistics Foundation is actively driving the development of iLEAP into an industry standard.

Humanoid robots: Team players for intralogistics

Humanoid robots: Team players for intralogistics

The introduction of humanoid robots will shape intralogistics in the coming years. Their success depends, above all else, on their seamless integration into existing processes and systems. Logistics professor Alice Kirchheim explains the role open standards and open source components play in this.

Open borders, open solutions

Open borders, open solutions

Participation in the European market and integration into its systems are key tasks for logistics companies, both within and outside the EU. Closer cooperation between all industry stakeholders is essential to ensure continued economic growth in Europe and maintain its attractiveness to businesses.

Sharing means winning

Sharing means winning

Crucial for the success of software for commodities is that it takes into account the requirements of multiple stakeholders.

From data to action

From data to action

With the OLF-eCMR, the Open Logistics Foundation has published the first building block for 100% digital logistics. It is now up to companies to make use of the potential of the software – to increase the efficiency of their processes for new business models and applications.