Implementing digital technologies of the future
Telematics conference in Aachen
On May 13, telematics specialist Couplink is hosting this year's symposium at the Smart Logistics Cluster at RWTH Aachen University.
What opportunities does the digitalization of logistics offer in terms of modern telematics? Experts and interested parties can discuss these and other questions at this year's Couplink telematics conference. In practice-oriented presentations, renowned digitization experts will present future trends for more effective logistics processes.
Organizer Couplink increasingly sees itself as a digitalization companion, as demonstrated by the co-founding of the OpenTelematics e. V. association, which will present its work on establishing a software-independent standard interface for the transfer of mobile data during the symposium.
Previous editions of the industry get-together have already attracted more than 100 logistics experts, waste disposal companies and service providers to Aachen. In addition to the exchange in the plenary session, the in-house exhibition accompanying the conference offers the opportunity for networking. "With this mixture of theory and practical examples, we want to bring telematics to life in a special way. Participants will see how important it is for digitizing, automating and optimizing processes," says Couplink CEO Monika Tonne. Registration is possible until May 8.
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