InterLog Management — Consulting for Supply Chain, Logistics & IT
Your general planner for precise logistics solutions from Dortmund, Sursee and Graz
Our advisory services
Innovation and modern processes are the key to success
We live logistics for over 14 years!
Due to our experience from a wide range of industries and with more than 300 successfully completed projects, we know the logistical challenges of the companies.
Long-term cooperation based on partnership
Our customers trust us
- >300 successful projects
Our many years of experience and a high level of customer satisfaction in project implementation are the best reference. A well-functioning team within the project is the key to success.
- Long-term partners
Renowned companies, from SMEs to international corporate giants, are among our long-term customers. We cultivate a partnership-based cooperation.
- Customer satisfaction
The opinion of our clients is particularly important to us. After the project is completed, a personal meeting takes place with our customers in which the entire project is finally evaluated.
We plan your logistics precisely and future-proof
Current topics & news
Relocation to the Sursee Business Park (CH)
Our Swiss team has moved. As of now, the Swiss branch of InterLog Management GmbH can be reached at the new company address “Allee 1B (Businesspark Sursee) in 6210 Sursee”! “The Businesspark Sursee offers our team an inspiring environment in a
Quick wins in logistics
How can you increase your process efficiency with hidden quick wins? Interview with Eric Gastel, CEO of the logistics consultancy InterLog Management. Logistics offers numerous optimisation potentials like hardly any other area, since the internal flow of materials and information logistics
Detailed concept for process automation [Hans Kupfer & Sohn GmbH & Co. KG]
Food production and especially the production of meat products in Germany are characterised by high competitive pressure as well as high price pressure within the food retail sector. The resulting low profit margins require efficient and disruption-resistant processes for sustainable