Read what the difference is between Saas (Software as a Service) and SaS (Service as Software and why it saves everybody; money wise and environmental... click the 3 dots (... ) for download and full screen © 2025, 2026. See Disclaimer & copyright for more information. Qonnected, "Q" or Qonnected Logistics refers to one or more of Qonnected Logistics BV, a Dutch private limited company , its network of member firms, partners and their related entities. Each of its member firm

The upcoming Dutch truck toll calls for action.It pushes companies to take a critical look at their logistics — but at the same time, it opens up new opportunities. By combining trips and eliminating empty mileage, both costs and emissions go down. Those who invest in electric trucks benefit from lower tariffs, reduced maintenance, and greater control over the price per kilometer. Better insights into routes, load factors, and driving behaviour immediately reveal where effici

Transport and Logistics: A Structural Challenge in the Construction Sector Learn more about outsourcing your Equipment Service: Shared equipment Outsourced building logistics Personnel shuttle services In our daily practice, we speak with many contractors, both large and small. A recurring theme in these conversations is the lack of insight into the logistics costs of construction projects. While most companies have a good overall understanding of their cost structure, the sp

A Prediction: Construction Logistics in 10 Years…" Published in the Magazine BouwTotaal, published on March 28 by Qonnected Logistics: The “construction” sector (renovation, installation, maintenance, civil engineering) is one of the last industries where logistics has not been viewed as an integral cost of creating an art or construction project. But there is a clear trend emerging in the future of construction logistics—driven not least by new regulations on circularity, e

Your building or installation company operates at the critical intersection of construction and logistics, where precision, coordination, and efficiency are paramount. Managing such multifaceted operations extends far beyond merely transporting building materials; it requires seamless integration of supply chains, labor, scheduling, and resource allocation to ensure project success. On average, logistics account for approximately 15% of the total costs of any building project