Key manager for this vertical market is a new recruit Torsten Schmid and Norbert Herzer
Geutebruck new logistic team includes new recruit Torsten Schmid and fellow team member Norbert Herzer    
Geutebruck now has a specialist sales and development team dedicated to the logistics industry. Key manager for this vertical market is a new recruit Torsten Schmid (44). His 20 years experience in the logistics industry is already informing the activity of fellow team member Norbert Herzer (40) who has responsibility for developing industry-specific solutions.

A software developer with Geutebruck for the last 8 years, Herzer has carried out many system integrations for logistics industry users and is consequently familiar with many of its needs. In Herzer's experience: "Our GeViScope products already have an enormous range of basic functions which can meet practically all our customers' requirements. Now our focus is on the specific demands of the logistics industry defining the ideal support tools for its processes and refining our offering to deliver them as standard."

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