BOLDLY GO INDUSTRIES has been accepted as an official member of GFFT e.V.

As an innovation and SAP consulting firm, BOLDLY GO INDUSTRIES researches technological projects and supports them to market maturity. The company realizes sector-specific concepts in the context of Industry 4.0 with its innovative solutions, including those developed for the logistics and energy sectors. The need for innovation continues to grow in step with the quickening pace of the digital transformation in industry and trade. The guiding principles and main objectives of the German Association for the Facilitation of Research Transfer (GFFT) take these developments into consideration. This is why becoming a GFFT member is a logical and sensible step for BOLDLY GO INDUSTRIES.

Companies such as Lufthansa, SAP, Union Investment and Schenker are among the organization’s corporate members, as well as research institutions like the Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software Engineering and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. This year’s annual meeting was held at Biebrich Palace and marked BOLDLY GO INDUSTRIES’ first appearance at the event. The company presented the GFFT members its innovative business case on the subject of Energy Management. Prof. Dr. Henning Kagermann and Prof. Dr. Johannes Buchmann were awarded honorary memberships at the event.

“Our membership in GFFT complements our existing commitment to research and education. And our future work in the GFFT partner network will help accelerate our innovation initiatives. This is why we are so pleased to have been accepted as a member of GFFT,” emphasizes Andreas Jamm, CEO of BOLDLY GO INDUSTRIES.

“GFFT’s focus lies in the transfer of research and the ability to implement new insights into powerful and practical marketing solutions,” explains GFFT Chairman Dr. Gerd Große: “BOLDLY GO INDUSTRIES is a new innovation partner for GFFT who will greatly enrich our activities. After all, the only way we can generate useful innovations that facilitate progress is through close collaboration between business and research.”.