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Supply Chain Industry Week – Hamburg, Germany – May 14-16
May 11 2018 · BY Editorial Team
B-Stock is headed to Hamburg, Germany for Supply Chain Industry Week May 14, 15 & 16. Taking place at Hamburg’s newest terminal—The Cruise Center Steinwerder—SCIWeek is structured for delegates to have a concentrated day of learning and networking. B-Stock is attending Day 1 with a focus on Retail; and we’ll also attend Day 2 with a focus on Industrial Manufacturing.
Please join us at Booth #13 on Monday and Tuesday and say hello to Ben Whitaker, Director EMEA
We’re hoping to see you there! Drop us an email to arrange to time to meet.
For more information on how B-Stock can build a technology based and data-driven solution for your returned, overstock or excess inventory, please contact us.
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