Cirquent (formerly known as Nexolab/Softlab) offers practice-orientated strategy and process consulting in the fields of customer and supplier relationship management. The cooperation betweenn 4flow AG and Cirquent includes collaboration when creating and implementing customer-specific solutions for logistics network planning in the automotive and manufacturing industry.

 

The Deutsche Logistik Akademie (DLA) is one of the most important training organizations in the field of logistics. It was founded in 1994 as an independent institution for education and continuing education and is a 100 per cent subsidiary company of the Bundesvereinigung Logistik (BVL). The DLA offers in-service trainings, accepted courses as well as special seminars and trainings. The 4flow AG takes part in the Kompakt Studium Logistik (KSL; Compact Studies Logistics) and in the seminars concerning Supply Chain Design within the framework of the course of study "Supply Chain Manager".

In August 2006, Dr. Stefan Wolff, 4flow’s CEO, was appointed to DLA’s newly-founded board of trustees.

 

The inet-logistics GmbH, with its headquarters in Austria, is a leading provider of standard software solutions for Supply Chain Execution. The Solutions Suite logistics-server® is an integrated software solution consisting of the modules transportation management, freight costs management, procurement management, equipment management and repair logistics.

 

 

Mieschke Hoffmann und Partner is a Management and IT consulting company. Since 1999, because of investment of the Porsche AG Mieschke Hoffmann und Partner is part of the services sector of Porsche. Since the beginning of 2002, Mieschke Hoffmann und Partner has been a subsidiary company of the Porsche AG.

 

Since 1998, Dr. Stefan Wolff has been an associate lecturer for Global Supply Chain Management at the Logistics Department of the Technical University of Berlin. The Logistics Department of the TUB is part of the Institute of Technology und Management in the Department of Economy and Management. It is Europe's largest research and teaching institution for logistics with more than 200 students per term. The Technical University of Berlin is Germany's largest technical university.

Dr. Stefan Wolff, CEO of the 4flow AG, is chairman of the Research Council of the Bundesvereinigung Logistik (BVL). The BVL is a neutral platform for managers of logistics. It counts approximately 9,000 members from the management of industry, commerce, services and science. The BVL makes suggestions and gives impulses for intersectoral and trend-setting logistic concepts to assure the competitiveness of companies all over the world.

 

Dr. Wolff is a charter member of the Council of Logistics Management´s (CLM) Roundtable, Germany. Since January 2005 this organization has been called Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP).

CSCMP is a non-profit organization which operates world-wide. Organizing meetings, workshops and professional support, it makes it possible to establish world-wide, innovative, logistics knowledge.