Ludwig Häberle
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Häberle
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Ludwig
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ludwig.haeberle@unisg.ch
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+41 71 224 72 85
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Item type:Publication, Unravelling company-internal data silos – A multiple case study of intra-organizational usage of supplier assessment data in manufacturing firms(2026); ; Arlinghaus, JuliaManufacturing firms must continuously balance information processing requirements and capacity when assessing suppliers under increasing uncertainty and complexity. Drawing on organizational information processing theory, this study investigates how firms design intra-organizational integration in supplier assessment processes. Based on a multiple case study of four manufacturing companies, the findings show that firms configure supplier assessment through combinations of cross-functional integration, assessment scope, strategic prioritization, and technological assistance. The results further reveal that integration is inherently bounded, as firms selectively process supplier-related information based on its perceived usefulness and manageability, thereby balancing information processing requirements and capacity.Type:conference paper - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Supplier Resilience Capabilities Assessment in Manufacturing Companies: A Systematic Literature Review(2026); ; - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Shedding Light into Barriers of Truck Sharing in Road Freight Transport: Bridging Driver and Company Perspective(2024-06-14)Sharing trucks in commercial road freight transport emerges as a promising solution to improve efficiency and sustainability in the traffic sector. By optimising the deployment of trucks resources including driver, tractor and trailer, reductions in empty mileage and downtimes can be achieved, leading to lower emissions and alleviating congestion. However, despite the growing pressure on efficient truck usage due to rising costs associated with the adoption of alternative engines, shared mobility concepts contributing to optimsing truck utilisation are still scarce in road freight transport. This paper employs a backcasting approach to explore barriers to overcome fostering the implementation of truck sharing in practice, with a specific focus on horizontal sharing among fleet operators. Applying a mixed methods approach, the perspectives of 110 professional truck drivers in Germany and Switzerland are investigated via an online survey. In addition, 24 semi-structured interviews are conducted with CEOs and managers of truck fleet operators. Our findings from a comparative analysis reveal the existence of distinct barriers perceived by truck drivers and companies. To facilitate the adoption of truck sharing in road freight transport, this study offers practical implications for both industry practitioners and policymakers. Recommendations aim to address the identified barriers and promote the implementation of truck sharing.Type:conference paper - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Logistikmarktstudie Schweiz 01-2025: Logistikmarktentwicklung, Top100, Online-Handel mit Fernost, CybersecurityThe first issue of the Swiss Logistics Market Study in 2025 offers a comprehensive analysis of recent developments in the Swiss logistics market. In addition to the overall market analysis with updated figures and forecasts, the Top100 as an overview of the 100 largest logistics service providers in Switzerland, the focus is on two key topics: firstly, the growing influence of Asian online platforms: Swiss online trade is facing increasing crowding out by Asian platforms such as Temu and Shein. The study examines the economic, sustainable and logistical impact of these developments and how Swiss retailers can hold their own against the competition. Secondly, cyber threats in the logistics sector are examined as a further in-depth topic: Increasing digitalization also increases the risk of cyber attacks. Logistics companies in particular are the focus of cyber criminals. The study sheds light on the prevention and response measures that companies can take to protect themselves and their customers.Type:book - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Truck-Sharing in Road Freight TransportHow can logistics companies use truck-sharing to boost efficiency and flexibility in freight transport operations? This book is the first to present a comprehensive concept for the application of sharing economy principles to road freight transport. Despite mounting pressure on the industry, including driver shortage, tight margins and efficiency deficits, shared mobility remains largely untapped in freight transport. This book introduces truck-sharing as a new strategic approach for unlocking underutilised capacity and increasing operational flexibility. The analysis is grounded in real-world practice, integrating the engaged scholarship approach with backcasting methodology to explore use cases, implementation drivers and barriers, and strategic implications. It integrates insights from horizontal cooperation and the sharing economy into a forward-looking, design-oriented framework tailored for logistics decision-makers. Addressing transport operators, researchers, and policymakers, this book offers clear, actionable recommendations showing how truck-sharing can reduce costs, downtime, and environmental impact. It sets a new direction for more efficient and collaborative freight transport across Europe.Type:bookJournal:Supply Chain Management - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Generative Artificial Intelligence in Logistics – Use Cases and Application PotentialThe use of Generative AI (Gen AI) in logistics is gaining significant attention, with expectations of cost reduction and improved efficiency. However, there has been a lack of structured evaluation and practical guidance for its application in the field. A practitioner-focused study by the Institute for Production and Supply Chain Management (PSCM-HSG) at the University of St. Gallen addresses this gap. It offers a theoretical foundation of Gen AI, explores current and future use cases in logistics, and provides actionable frameworks and recommendations for businesses. The study identifies 16 potential use cases, categorized into: • Knowledge Enablement (e.g., digital knowledge twins, training support), • Decision Drafting (e.g., offer creation, contract and invoice checks), and • Operational Intelligence (e.g., data management, customs clearance). A four-phase framework is proposed to help companies: 1. Identify relevant use cases, 2. Assess their potential, 3. Implement them using an eight-step method, and 4. Deploy & control solutions effectively. Developed through collaboration with various companies, the study offers both practical and academic insights, aiming to support the successful integration of Gen AI in logistics.Type:book - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Logistikmarktstudie Schweiz 03-2024: Logistikstandort Schweiz, Künstliche Intelligenz, ZollgesetzgebungThe third issue of the Swiss Logistics Market Study in 2024 focuses on the topics of artificial intelligence, customs legislation and the logistics location Switzerland. The study provides an insight into the strengths and challenges of Switzerland as a logistics location. The study analyses the competitiveness of the Swiss logistics sector in comparison to neighbouring countries based on the logistics performance index. Current bottlenecks are highlighted and an outlook on future developments is provided. One focus of the issue is on the transformative role of artificial intelligence in logistics. The study shows how AI technologies are driving logistics forward and in which areas they can be applied effectively. Both the potential and the challenges are analysed. The study also looks at upcoming changes in customs regulations that are important for Switzerland as a non-EU member state providing an overview of important developments that could affect the industry in the near future.Type:book - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Logistikmarktstudie Schweiz 02-2024: Trends, Nachhaltigkeit, Geopolitische Krisen, AutomatisierungThe second issue of the Swiss Logistics Market Study in 2024 focuses on trends, sustainability, geopolitical crises and automation in the Swiss logistics market. The trend radar illustrates the current technological, social and economic trends in the Swiss logistics market and their dynamics. The focus of the analysis of developments in the freight transport market is on determining the sustainability of logistics. In addition, mode-specific developments in road, rail, air and shipping are examined in order to describe the current market situation. Besides the recurring static topics, the issue includes two dynamic topics, geopolitical crises and automation: the complexity along global trade routes is constantly increasing due to global crises. Established flows of goods have had to be adapted within a very short space of time, which is now leading to new challenges. Delays and cost increases in supply chains are the logical consequence. In this issue, we also explore the question of how much digitalisation actually makes sense. Could Switzerland be described as an Eldorado for automation in warehouse logistics? Issue 02-2024 of the Swiss Logistics Market Study provides answers to these and further questions.Type:book - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
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Item type:Publication, Begegnung von Kapazitätsengpässen im Straßengüterverkehr – Fokus Personal(Cuvillier Verlag, 2023-01-31); Rank, SebastianType:bookVolume:1. Auflage
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