Scientific Further Training in Logistics. New Paths in Vocational-Operational Qualification as an Aim of a Joint Research Project as Part of the LogistikRuhr Efficiency Cluster

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This article focuses on the qualification requirements in logistics using the example of the joint research project “Scientific Further Training in Logistics (WiWeLo)”, which is being carried out within the framework of the LogistikRuhr Efficiency Cluster. Starting from key logistical framework data, the research concept is presented together with initial result trends from the part-studies that have been carried out on various subject areas. The project aims to develop concepts which are adapted to the site of the Port of Duisburg for vocational-operational training in close cooperation with the port-based logistics companies. The central idea is the establishment of a network into which various players can incorporate their skills in order to implement tailor-made qualification measures for the companies and their employees. The establishment of DIALOGistik Duisburg at the port is intended to provide a facility which brings together the communication processes between the partners, provides design stimuli for the fields of work which are considered relevant, translates innovations into practice and oversees the implementation steps.

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Ahlene, E., & Dobischat, R. (2013). Scientific Further Training in Logistics. New Paths in Vocational-Operational Qualification as an Aim of a Joint Research Project as Part of the LogistikRuhr Efficiency Cluster. In Lecture Notes in Logistics (pp. 301–311). Springer Science and Business Media B.V. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-32838-1_32

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