Glossary

BVL (Bundesvereinigung Logistik (BVL) e.V.)

Definition

BVL, or Bundesvereinigung Logistik (BVL) e.V., is a German non-profit organization and professional association committed to advancing the logistics and supply chain management sectors. Established in 1978, BVL serves as a forum for knowledge sharing, networking, and collaboration among logistics professionals, academics, and companies. It focuses on enhancing public understanding of logistics, advancing logistical topics, and bridging the gap between academia and the industry on a national and international scale.

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BVL's primary objective is to foster a more efficient collaboration in the global economy by promoting the significance of Supply Chain Management and logistics, as well as advancing their application and development. It aims to address industry challenges, foster innovation, and support the development of best practices in logistics and supply chain management.
BVL organizes a plethora of activities to bolster the logistics industry, including: Hosting events such as the International Supply Chain Conference, regional group events, forums, and the Logistics Science Symposium. Offering training and certification programs through BVL Seminars, which also provides a compact study program in logistics. Publishing studies, weekly email newsletters, a printed newsletter, and a quarterly BVL Magazine to keep members updated on current trends in logistics and supply chain management. Launching BVL.digital GmbH to develop new digital tools and services enhancing the established offerings for members.
Membership in BVL provides access to a wealth of resources, networking opportunities, and professional development programs. Members can: Attend BVL events to learn about the latest industry trends, best practices, and innovations. Access research publications and benefit from training and certification programs to enhance their knowledge and skills in logistics and supply chain management. Utilize the BVL homepage to offer internship positions or find internship opportunities, especially for students working on their final projects.

Example or usage in road freight logistics:

A logistics company based in Germany joins BVL to stay informed about the latest industry trends, best practices, and innovations in logistics and supply chain management. The company's employees attend BVL events and participate in training programs, gaining valuable knowledge and skills to enhance the company's operations and foster its growth in the competitive road freight logistics market.

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