Services & Solutions
Our warehousing competence is an important basis for your success. In our international logistics centres, we receive your goods and offer you exactly the storage service you need.
We have storage capacities for all product categories and temperature ranges (-70°C, -20°C, +2°C to +8°C, and +15°C to +25°C) especially for temperature sensitive pharmaceuticals. For customer requirements outside the standards, we develop individualised solutions together with the customer.
In addition to cost-saving multi-user solutions, we also offer options for separated storage. The technology used is modular and can be adjusted to meet your individual requirements.
With our SAP solutions, you have all the functions of a modern warehouse management system at your disposal. No matter whether you are looking for a centralised or decentralised distribution solution, for national, European, or worldwide availability of your products, warehousing is intimately integrated with distribution and guarantees optimal management and handling of your products.
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15. July 2010arvato services healthcare Takes on Global Logistics for Epigenomics AG
Integrated Solutions for Sophisticated Diagnostic Products – arvato services healthcare has taken on global logistics for Berlin-based Epigenomics AG’s cancer diagnostic products.
The international outsourcing and logistics services provider will distribute a wide range of medical products for the molecular diagnostics company from its base in Monheim to laboratories and scientific institutions. In addition, arvato will provide packaging, in- and outbound transport, storage logistics services and refrigerated logistics. - News
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16. April 2010Supply economics in the hospital system
Hospitals are essential to inpatient care, and are playing an increasingly important role in outpatient care as well. It is therefore no wonder that in the developed, industrialised countries, this cost-intensive component of healthcare is increasingly the focus of efforts to improve quality and cut costs. But what should a high-quality, economical system for supplying medical products to hospitals look like? A long-term study conducted by the Fraunhofer IIS -Center for Applied Research on Supply Chain Services has been examining this question. Dr. Johannes Kriegel, who initiated the study, and Franziska Jehler of the Fraunhofer SCS describe the key areas where potential improvements could be made.
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