In a number of blogs I will take you on the journey that we have made in our corporate culture. We like to share our experiences with our self-organizing organizational culture and growth as an organization. In this first part a short introduction with a number of important points that we have experienced.
Read moreOur team is expanding with a couple of interns! Who are they and what does their internship entail?
Read moreThree days, two cooperating organizations and one location for current information about visible innovation and inspiration in the field of digitally driven care. Where did all this take place? At the Zorg & ICT exhibition, last week (12, 13 & 14 March).
Read moreObtaining usable information from the data haystack. You can’t get around it anymore. Every day an enormous amount of data is generated all over the world and this is still growing exponentially.
Read moreHave you ever heard of the term circular economy? Yes? Then you belong to 25% of the Dutch people who’ve heard about this. It’s a term that is being used more and more and yet only 9% can tell you exactly what it means. To cut right through the chase; circular economy focuses on the preservation of the value of raw materials, which have been brought into the economic cycle for sustainable use or reuse.
Read moreThese days we use more reusable packaging in logistics. Reusable packaging ensures that costs are saved. The use of, for example, reusable plastic pallets creates a return flow, where we no longer need to see packaging as a 'one-time use item'. Such a system involves cost and environmental benefits. To make the most of the benefits, it’s essential that the reusable packaging is properly managed.
Read moreOne of the most interesting trends in logistics packaging is the use of reusable packaging. In the course of time, returnable packaging can cost considerably less than, for example, cardboard boxes, saving both purchase and disposal costs. On the other hand, the use of reusable packaging can significantly increase logistics costs due to the need to control the return cycle.
Read moreReturnable Transport Items (RTI) or load carriers, such as crates, carts, trolleys, etc. are widely used in the logistics sector. Companies in the logistics sector can significantly reduce costs if they structurally pay attention to their RTIs instead of ad-hoc.
Read moreIn the world of logistics and supply chains, almost all products are transported using various types of load carriers such as crates, pallets, carts or containers. They are reusable means of transport, also known as returnables.
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