Logistics - Berlin Partner

Logistics
in the Capital Region Berlin-Brandenburg
THE GERMAN CAPITAL REGION
excellence in mobility
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Logistics
Helsinki
Logistics in Berlin-Brandenburg:
well networked – centrally located
Oslo
Hamina Kotka
Tallinn
Örebro
Stockholm
Ventspils
Riga
Gothenburg
Copenhagen
Klaipeda
Malmö
Vilnius
Trelleborg
10 significant benefits for your investment
• Excellent infrastructure
• Central focal point for European traffic and freight flows
• Firmly integrated in the Trans-European Transport
Network
• Highly qualified employees
• Good investment incentives
• Top positioning in the German freight villages ranking
• BIG5 logistics locations
• Leading site for telematics and traffic management
Lisbon
• Universities with renowned logistics and
IT chairs
• Proximity to political decision-makers and
associations
Dublin
Rostock
Bremen
Amsterdam
Utrecht
London
Rotterdam
Osnabrück
Zeebrugge
Brussels
Hamburg
Poznan
Berlin
Hannover
Cologne
Liege
Prague
Würzburg
Nuremberg
Luxembourg
Warsaw
Frankfurt (Oder)
Magdeburg
Paris
Brno
Vienna
Munich
Innsbruck
Bratislava
Budapest
Arad
Timişoara
Verona
Bucharest
Craiova
Burgas
Bologna
La Spezia
Livorno
Barcelona
Madrid
Sofia
Ancona
Rome
Bari
Naples
Thessaloniki
Taranto
Igoumenitsa
Palermo
Gioia Tauro
Athens/Piraeus
Patras
Valletta
Qualified employees – flexible and
high-performing
In the German Capital Region Berlin-Brandenburg, logistics
companies will find well educated and motivated employees.
Thanks to the three-year professional training in logistics
professions, from the highly specialized EDP specialist,
to specialist for warehouse logistics, the quality of work is
ensured. There are some 205,000 people employed in the
sector. With comprehensive service packages, the Berlin
Partner for Business and Technology and the ZAB Brandenburg Economic Development Board, support companies in
the recruitment and further education of new employees, as
well as in strengthening innovative forces.
Leading in technology transfer
More than 50 universities and over 100 further education
research institutions with some 216,000 students form one
of the densest research networks in Europe. Logistics professionals profit from special industry knowledge and expertise of the scientific institutes, including the Logistics
department at the Technische Universität Berlin and the
Technische Hochschule Wildau.
Berlin and Brandenburg – “Urban Node” of
the Trans-European Transport Network
Three of the multi-modal core network corridors intersect
here:
The Oriental/East-Med corridor links the northern and
Baltic Sea regions via Berlin to the Czech Republic–
Slovakia–Hungary to the Black Sea (Bulgaria/Rumania)
and the Mediterranean (Greece).
The north-Baltic Sea corridor Bremerhaven/Rotterdam/
Antwerp–Berlin–Warsaw–Terespol/Kaunas links the
ports in western Europe with terminals in Germany,
Poland and Lithuania.
The Scandinavian-Mediterranean corridor running along
the north-south axis from Italy to Hamburg and Rostock
and then on to Scandinavia.
Quick links and attractive prices
Located in the vicinity of the German sea ports, BerlinBrandenburg offers a strategically optimum location for distribution to the whole of Europe and to the traffic beyond
the ports. Economic policies have created attractive frameworks for the promotion of investment goods, innovations
and specialists.
Logistics
Logistics locations
in Berlin-Brandenburg
Hamburg
Greifswald
Rostock
Prignitz
Uckermark
19
11
Pritzwalk
11
OstprignitzRuppin
18
Wittenberge
Oberhavel
3
Eberswalde
Oranienburg
10
Havelland
Lefkosia
17
Velten
Rathenow
Wustermark
Schwedt/
Oder
16
Barnim
24
Limassol
Szczecin
(Stettin)
20
MärkischOderland
111
BERLIN
5
1
Küstrin-Kietz
10
13 Rüdersdorf b. Bln.
7
4-9,
1
Hoppegarten
11-13
113
Großbeeren Schönefeld
Wildau
Potsdam
3 Freienbrink
4
14 10
Ludwigsfelde 8
10
Brandenburg
an der Havel
Magdeburg
Hannover
2
2 3
PotsdamMittelmark
9
115
Rangs- 12
dorf
12
7 Königs
Wusterhausen
6
9
Mittenwalde
TeltowFläming
4
Eisenhüttenstadt
DahmeSpreewald
Leipzig
Frankfurt (Main)
München
ElbeElster
Mühlberg/
Elbe
Frankfurt (Oder)
OderSpree
13
OberspreewaldLausitz
Warszawa
(Warschau)
2 2
Guben
Cottbus
15
1
Wrocław
6
(Breslau)
Forst
Spree- (Lausitz)
Neiße
13
Elsterwerda
5
15
Schwarzheide
Dresden
Praha (Prag)
Güterverkehrszentrum
mit
Freight villages
with terminal
Terminal für den Kombinierten
for combined freight loading
Ladungsverkehr
Logistics location
Logistikstandort
Logistics location with terminal
for combined freight loading
Logistikstandort mit
Terminal für den Kombinierten
Ladungsverkehr
Scientific and researchWissenschafts- undFederal highway
Forschungseinrichtung
institution
State highway
Railroad
Inland harbor
Inland waterway with freight traffic
Binnenhafen
National border
International airport
Regional border
Border crossing
Internationaler Flughafen
Siedlung
Autobahn
Bundesstrasse
Bahnstrecke
Binnenwasserstraße
mit Güterverkehr
Landesgrenze
Grenzübergang
Kreisgrenze
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Logistics
The network for your success
Selected locations and players in the Berlin-Brandenburg logistics region
Freight villages
1 BEHALA, Berlin
www.behala.de
2 Freight village Frankfurt (Oder)
www.gvz-ffo.de
3 Freight village Berlin East
Freienbrink
www.gvz-berlin.de
4 Freight village Berlin-South
Großbeeren
www.gvz-berlin.de
5 Freight village Berlin-West
Wustermark/Brieselang
www.gvz-berlin.de
6 Freight village Schönefelder Kreuz
(in planning)
Logistics locations
1 Business Park Berlin
2 Brandenburg an der Havel
3 Eberswalde
4 Eisenhüttenstadt
5 Elsterwerda
6 Forst
7 Königs Wusterhausen
Scientific and
research institutions
Universities
1 Brandenburgische Technische Universität
Cottbus-Senftenberg (BTU)
www.b-tu.de
2 Europa-Universität Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder)
www.europa-uni.de
3 Fachhochschule Brandenburg
www.fh-brandenburg.de
4 Freie Universität Berlin
www.fu-berlin.de
5 Technische Universität Berlin
www.logistik.tu-berlin.de
Further education
6 Beuth Hochschule für Technik Berlin
www.beuth-hochschule.de
7 Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Berlin
(HTW)
www.htw-berlin.de
8 Hochschule für Wirtschaft und Recht Berlin
(HWR)
www.hwr-berlin.de
9 Steinbeis Hochschule Berlin/Transfer-Institut
www.steinbeis-hochschule.de
10 Technische Hochschule Wildau (THW)
www.th-wildau.de
8 Ludwigsfelde
9 Mittenwalde
10 Oranienburg
11 Pritzwalk
Professional academies
11 Verwaltungs- und Wirtschafts-Akademie
Berlin
www.vwa-gruppe.de
12 Rangsdorf
Research institutes
13 Rüdersdorf
12 Fraunhofer-Institute
14 Schönefeld
15 Schwarzheide
16 Schwedt
17 Velten
18 Wittenberge
www.ipk.fraunhofer.de
www.fokus.fraunhofer.de
13 Konrad-Zuse-Zentrum für Informationstechnik
Berlin (ZIB)
www.zib.de
Logistics companies
•A
lfred Talke Logistic Services
www.talke.com
•A
mazon
www.amazon.de
•B
ertschi
www.bertschi.com
•B
LG LOGISTICS GROUP
www.blg-logistics.com
•B
SH Hausgeräte Service
www.bsh-group.de
•D
achser
www.dachser.com
•D
eutsche Bahn
www.deutschebahn.com
•D
B Schenker
www.dbschenker.com
•D
HL
www.dhl.de
•D
PD (Deutscher Paketdienst)
www.dpd.de
•e
Com Logistik
www.ecomlogistik.de
•E
uba Logistic
www.euba-logistic.de
•F
iege
www.fiege.de
•G
efco
www.gefco.de
•K
FZTeile24 Logistik
www.kfzteile24.de
•N
agel-Group
www.nagel-group.com
•K
uehne + Nagel
www.kn-portal.com
•L
ekkerland
www.lekkerland.de
•L
ION Spezialtransport GmbH
www.lion-group.de
•P
SI
www.psi.de
•R
eiCo Logistik
www.reico-spedition.de
•R
henus Logistics
www.rhenus.com
•R
ieck Logistik
www.rieck-logistik.de
•S
iemens
www.siemens.de
•C
. Spaarmann
www.spaarmann.de
•T
oll Collect
www.toll-collect.de
•U
PS
www.ups.de
•V
W Original Teile Logistik
www.volkswagen-otlg.de
•Z
alando
www.zalando.de
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Logistics
Larger and globally oriented companies such as Siemens,
Nokia Here, TomTom, T-Systems or Bosch Software Innovations have selected the region as their location for
telematics activities. Toll Collect, the truck toll system is
headquartered in Berlin. Personal and freight transport
operators are users of modern traffic telematics systems
and complete the value chain.
High dynamics with top freight villages
The logistics industry is a key pillar in the development of
the Berlin-Brandenburg Capital Region. The close network
of business with scientific and research centers in a cluster,
strengthens the innovative force and thus the international
competitiveness of the companies. When it comes to
logistics, the topics green logistics, intermodal traffic and
specialist staff are essential factors. The aim of the work of
the cluster (transport, mobility and logistics) is to strengthen
the leading position of Berlin-Brandenburg as one of the
BIG5 logistics locations in Germany. Five freight villages
(GVZ) in Brandenburg and Berlin are counted among the
best 20 in the whole of Germany. The freight villages (GVZ)
Berlin Süd Großbeeren is one of the best in the logistics
industry. International comparisons show that it is one of
the Top 10 locations in Europe.
www.mobilitaet-bb.de
Telematics from the Capital Region
Traffic telematics has become one of the key elements of
modern traffic management. The recording and assess­
ment of small-scale and large-scale traffic situations
requires modern sensors, high-performing algorithms and
robust simulation models. The cross-traffic use of data is
required in order to promote intermodal transport links.
Intelligent traffic systems control, for example, changing
traffic information on overhead gantry signs and communication with cars and commercial vehicles via various end
devices, such as smartphones and on-board units. Around
90 companies and 24 scientific establishments work in
the telematics sectors. Established and specialized companies such as IVU Traffic Technologies, Kienzle Argo,
Masternaut or PSI Logistics develop innovative hardware
and software solutions for commercial traffic in the Capital
Region.
Traffic management in the German Capital Region is considered exemplary within Europe. With the aim of making
commercial traffic more environmentally friendly, more
efficient and safer by developing and employing modern
solutions, the interface between telematics and logistics
started the cooperation network IWiT – Intelligenter
Wirtschaftsverkehr durch Telematik in Metropolregionen
(intelligent commercial traffic by way of telematics in
metropolitan regions) in July 2014.
Partnership with perspectives
LNBB | LogistikNetz Berlin-Brandenburg e. V.
LogistikNetz Berlin-Brandenburg e. V. (LNBB) strengthens
the Capital Region as a logistics and economic location.
Here, production, trade and service companies find a
central contact for all issues surrounding infrastructure,
logistics solutions, business models and promotion
options. LNBB promotes the networking of science and
business and in order to position Berlin-Brandenburg as a
leading logistics competence center.
www.logistiknetz-bb.de
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Capital Region Berlin-Brandenburg
Location benefits, facts, service
Valued investments
Berlin-Brandenburg offers excellent and customized funding programs for innovations, investments and specialist qualifications. The funding programs pool resources from the EU, the
German federal government and the states of Berlin and Brandenburg.
Quadriga in front of the Reichstag
High quality of life
The region combines the international flair of the Berlin metropolis with the fascinating nature
and historical sights of Brandenburg in a unique way. A singular club scene, renowned large
events, more than 170 museums, 150 theaters as well as some 500 castles, churches and
parks are available to visitors. Sporting and leisure activities such golf, riding, water sports
and flying have no limits. The costs of living, infrastructure and leisure are considerably more
affordable than in comparable metropolitan regions.
Sanssouci Palace in Potsdam
Investment made easy
Excellent leisure opportunities in the
region
The two economic development corporations Berlin Partner for Business and Technology and
the ZAB Brandenburg Economic Development Board provide comprehensive support in establishing your business: competently, quickly, without red tape, confidentially and free of charge.
• Location: Facts and figures about the Berlin-Brandenburg economic region
• Personnel: Support in the recruiting and qualification of new employees
• Real estate: Help looking for properties for rent and purchase
• Financing: Advice on promotional opportunities and financing methods
•Contacts to: public authorities, banks, chambers of commerce, associations, company networks
www.zab-brandenburg.de/en
www.brandenburg-business-guide.de/en
www.businesslocationcenter.de/logistik
Your contact in Brandenburg:
ZAB ZukunftsAgentur Brandenburg GmbH
Steinstraße 104–106, 14480 Potsdam
Ute Bankwitz
Project manager for traffic, mobility and logistics
Tel.: +49 331 660 3110
ute.bankwitz@zab-brandenburg.de
www.zab-brandenburg.de
Your contact in Berlin:
Legal notice
Berlin Partner für Wirtschaft und Technologie GmbH
Fasanenstraße 85, 10623 Berlin
Marc Rohr
Project manager for traffic, mobility and logistics
Tel.: +49 30 46302426
marc.rohr@berlin-partner.de
www.berlin-partner.de
Publisher: ZAB Brandenburg Economic Development Board in cooperation with
Berlin Partner for Business and Technology on behalf of the Ministry for Economic
Affairs and Energy of the State of Brandenburg and the Berlin Senate Administration
for the Economy, Technology and Research
Layout: Bergmann & Partner Werbeagentur, Berlin
Photos: Title, © hxdyl shutterstock.com; BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg (Till Budde);
Telematics (ZAB/Amin Akhtar); © michaeljung shutterstock.com; Reichstagskuppel/
dome of the Reichstag Building (Berlin Partner GmbH/FTB-Werbefotografie);
Schloss Sanssouci (Ministerium für Wirtschaft und Energie/Ministry for Economic
Affairs and Energy of the State of Brandenburg); Sailing ships on the Havel
(Boettcher/TMB-Fotoarchiv)
Dated: April 2015