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Prof. Dr. Holger Schütt, a pioneer of terminal simulation, retires on March 31, 2025. Photo: AKQUINET
Prof. Dr. Holger Schütt, a pioneer of terminal simulation, retires on March 31, 2025. Photo: AKQUINET

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AKQUINET bids farewell to Prof. Dr. Holger Schütt into retirement

Hamburg/Bremerhaven. After more than 30 years in international terminal logistics, Prof. Dr. Holger Schütt is retiring on 31 March 2025. As co-founder and long-standing managing director of akquinet port consulting GmbH, he played a decisive role in shaping digitization and automation at many container terminals worldwide.

As early as the 1990s, Holger Schütt did pioneering work in the field of terminal simulation. With his experience and technical know-how, he contributed, among other things, to the successful planning and commissioning of the automated terminal Altenwerder in Hamburg. During his time at ISL and akquinet port consulting GmbH, he further developed the simulation and emulation platform CHESSCON with his colleagues there, which is now established internationally as a digital planning tool – including in South Korea, where AKQUINET recently supported the commissioning of the country's first fully automated terminal.

In addition to his professional expertise, Holger Schütt was also active as a professor at the University of Applied Science Bremerhaven for many years. His pragmatic approach, his foresight and his passion for technological developments remain in the best memories of the akquinet port consulting team. Norbert Klettner, Managing Director of akquinet port consulting GmbH: "With Holger, we are not only leaving a proven expert, but also a valued colleague and friend. We thank him for his enormous contribution to the further development of the terminal industry and our company, which thanks to him is very innovative and looks forward to the next stages of terminal development. We wish him all the best for the new phase of his life."

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About AKQUINET & CHESSCON
akquinet GmbH is an internationally active, continuously growing IT consulting company headquartered in Hamburg. Currently, more than 1,000 specialists with extensive knowledge of future-oriented technologies are employed. The company specialises in the introduction of ERP systems (SAP, Microsoft and Infor) and the individual development of software solutions. In high-performance data centers in Germany, akquinet operates IT systems for companies of all sizes in outsourcing.

akquinet port consulting GmbH, a subsidiary of the AKQUINET group in Hamburg, Germany, was formerly known as ISL Applications GmbH. Founded in 2010, ISL Applications originated as the commercial arm of the internationally recognized Institute for Shipping Economics and Logistics (ISL). For over 30 years, the company has specialized in optimization and simulation, with its systems being utilized globally to optimize container terminals, support harbor planning, and analyze transportation networks.

Chesscon is a software solution designed to optimize operations in ports and terminals. It offers simulation, emulation, and visualization tools to plan, test, and improve terminal layouts and processes, ensuring efficient resource utilization and reducing operational risks. By providing data-driven insights, Chesscon enhances decision-making and boosts overall terminal productivity.


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