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Digitalisation pioneers celebrate 50 years

24.05.2023
BREMEN. dbh Logistics IT will be celebrating its 50th anniversary at the end of this year. The software and consulting experts for logistics have been focussing on digitisation since the company was founded back in 1973 and was also responsible for developing the first ever Port Community System in the world, which took place in Bremen and Bremerhaven in 1977. dbh now employs more than 250 staff across five German sites and has become a global player, whose software solutions and colocation data centres serve over 3,000 customers.

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