Specialist event at the Deutsches Museum Bonn on April 15, 2026 continues the company’s dialogue initiative.
Bonn, March 11, 2026 – Rising costs, volatile supply chains, skills shortages and increasing technological complexity are creating new challenges for manufacturing-related companies and logistics providers alike. Digital technologies, intelligent planning and data-driven processes are becoming key factors for maintaining competitiveness and stability in industrial value creation.
Against this backdrop, BusinessCode GmbH is further expanding its role as a strategic partner for companies operating in production-related environments and logistics. The Bonn-based software provider aims to position itself even more strongly as a dialogue partner that helps interpret technological developments, understands operational challenges and works with companies to develop sustainable solutions.
“Many companies are currently facing the question of how to make their processes more stable, transparent and efficient,” explains Martin Schulze, CEO of BusinessCode GmbH. “Implementing individual technologies alone is not enough. What matters is the interaction between systems, processes and people.”
Dialogue instead of product presentations
A central element of this strategic approach is an increased focus on professional exchange with companies. BusinessCode deliberately relies on dialogue-oriented formats that create space for classification, knowledge sharing and practical discussions.
With the specialist event “Digitalization and AI as Future Drivers of Value Creation” on April 15, 2026, at the Deutsches Museum Bonn, the dialogue initiative launched in 2026 will be continued. Together with experts from industry, manufacturing and research, the event will discuss current developments and present practical examples from real-world applications.
Key questions include: How can production and logistics processes be made more efficient? What role do digital technologies play in improving transparency and planning reliability? And how can companies manage the growing complexity of their value chains?
The event combines strategic perspectives with practical application examples and is aimed at executives, plant managers and decision-makers from production, logistics, digitalization and IT.
Digitalization as a strategic success factor
For BusinessCode, the event represents the next step in a long-term initiative that also includes webinars. The goal is to provide companies with orientation and to foster dialogue on key future challenges facing industry.
“Digitalization is not an end in itself,” says Schulze. “It becomes a real success factor when it solves concrete operational challenges and enables measurable improvements in processes and workflows.”
With the event at the Deutsches Museum Bonn, BusinessCode aims to create a platform where decision-makers from manufacturing and logistics can exchange experiences, discuss perspectives and gain new impulses for the further development of their companies.
Participation in the event is free of charge. Further information is available on the registration page and on the BusinessCode website.
Caption: BusinessCode CEO Martin Schulze at the German Museum in Bonn (Photo: Max Malsch)