Terminal Tag 2024, hosted by our partner SGKV in Berlin, has kicked off with a gathering of experts, policymakers, and industry leaders dedicated to advancing intermodal transport. This two-day event provides a valuable forum to discuss sustainable logistics, terminal infrastructure, and the role of multimodal solutions in shaping a resilient, low-emission future.
and John von Stamm are attending on behalf of ReMuNet, bringing a fresh perspective on network resilience and adaptive route planning. At 5 pm today, they’ll take the stage at the “Science Slam” to present ReMuNet’s unique contributions to multimodal logistics, highlighting how the project uses real-time data and advanced algorithms to ensure efficient transport during disruptions.
Terminal Tag 2024 also includes interactive discussions, workshops, and presentations that aim to drive collaboration within Europe’s intermodal community. SGKV’s commitment to knowledge exchange and future-ready solutions underscores its role in fostering an interconnected logistics network that is equipped for both current challenges and tomorrow’s demands.
For more details on the event, visit SGKV’s Terminal Tag page.
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