Press Releases

The digitalisation specialist Aimtec is ensuring efficiency and transparency for warehouse management processes at ZELTWANGER’s plant in Tübingen, Germany. Thanks to the deployment of Aimtec SCIx, an extension solution within SAP, this medium-sized company was able to achieve maximum transparency for its warehouse stocks and digitalise work processes to the fullest. This has improved the utilisation of warehouse capacities and minimised the error rate. The result is more efficient production throughput and time savings of up to 60%.

DŘEVO TRUST, a Czech wholesaler of wooden products and materials, has decided for a new collaboration with Aimtec. This project for a central hardware and slats warehouse ties in to the successful automation of the company’s flat-materials warehouse in Lipník nad Bečvou in 2019. The newly added hall was equipped with modern technologies in the form of a Kardex vertical storage system, a STILL VNA truck and a Körber ASRS. Communication with these and control of each warehouse element is handled by the Aimtec DCIx digitalisation platform. The result is increased warehouse productivity and the ability for DŘEVO TRUST to offer a broader selection to their customers.

How can you ride into the fast lane of the digitalisation highway and keep up with new trends in logistics while also keeping a clear head? The speakers at the 23rd Trends in Automotive Logistics conference, held in Pilsen, Czech Republic, on 18 June 2024, and organised by Aimtec in cooperation with the German-Czech Chamber of Industry and Commerce and the Regensburg Chamber of Industry and Commerce, presented their recipes for achieving these goals. Attendees could hear their thoughts on digital transformation of supply chains, experience from industrial practice and tips on maintaining digital well-being.

Pilsen, 18 June 2024 – Aimtec, a Pilsen-based consulting and technology firm that has been supporting manufacturing and logistics companies along the road to digital transformation since 1996, is transitioning to a new CEO. For the first time in the firm’s history, it will not be headed by either one of its two co-founders. They are entrusting Aimtec to Pavel Boháč, an experienced manager who has so far been serving as the director of the company’s division dealing with planning and work with data.

The Trends in Automotive Logistics Conference (TAL 2024) is coming very soon – on June 18. Its title for 2024 is Driving the Digital Fast Lane, and it will bring you the latest topics through the eyes of Czech and international speakers, inspiring presentations, and case studies from practice, as well as opportunities for networking and discussion. 

Aimtec, a technology and consulting company that specialises in the digitalisation of manufacturing and logistics, came home from Germany’s Hannover Messe fairgrounds bearing First Prize in the Factory Innovation Award competition’s “Resilient Factory” category, which it received for the Aimtec DCIx digitalisation platform. The jury makes these awards to companies that help their customers to manage the impacts of supply chain disruptions – so that they can both respond to and prevent these fluctuations.