KNAPP’s Cobb Presence Supports U.S. Growth Amid Shifting Logistics Landscape

Knapp's AeroBot is an example of how it's innovating to meet the rapidly evolving logistics needs of customers.

When KNAPP Inc. first set up shop in the United States in 1997, its founders opened the company’s first U.S. office in a Cartersville garage.

Today, the Kennesaw-based subsidiary of Austrian automation provider KNAPP AG employs over 1,100 people nationwide—roughly half of them in Cobb County—and plays a key role in shaping the future of logistics and supply chain automation in North America.

Six Austrian Automotive, Logistics Firms Wrap Up Southeast U.S. Visit in Atlanta

The Austrian delegation wraps up their visit at Arnall Golden Gregory.

A delegation of Austrian suppliers wrapped up a mid-April visit to the Southeast U.S. with a panoramic look at opportunities in Georgia’s burgeoning automotive sector. Hosted by the local office… Continue reading Six Austrian Automotive, Logistics Firms Wrap Up Southeast U.S. Visit in Atlanta

Payment Security Provider Bluefin Buys Austrian Firm in Acceleration of European, Global Expansion 

Bluefin is eyeing rapid growth in mobile payments in Europe and beyond. Photo by Dan Burton on Unsplash

Atlanta-based Bluefin Technologies, which helps secure payments and customer data across online and in-person transactions, is acquiring a European payments provider to expand its global reach.  Bluefin is buying TECS… Continue reading Payment Security Provider Bluefin Buys Austrian Firm in Acceleration of European, Global Expansion