Raimund Bergler is the managing director of bergler industrieservices GmbH and an expert in the automation of logistics processes. With over 30 years of industry experience and a master’s degree in logistics management, he is responsible for the company’s technological direction, particularly in the area of robot-assisted order picking.
At bergler industrieservices, Raimund Bergler is responsible for strategic management and the technological advancement of logistics processes.
He knows the industry inside and out: As early as 1991, he helped establish the company’s predecessor, thereby laying the foundation for his more than 30 years of experience in the logistics and manufacturing sectors.
His approach combines business precision with technical innovation. After earning a degree in business administration (Dipl.-Betriebswirt FH), he deepened his expertise by completing a master’s degree in logistics management at the University of Stuttgart. As a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) and Quality Management Representative (QMB), his primary focus today is on making complex fulfillment processes more efficient and future-proof through AI-powered robotic systems—such as those from Locus Robotics or Geek+.
In addition to pure warehouse logistics, Raimund Bergler is passionate about integrating production and shipping. He has continuously expanded the group’s range of services to include specialized offerings such as assembly, C-part management, and EU-organic-certified logistics solutions. With over 100 employees across two locations today, he and his team serve more than 500 customers and regularly shares his expertise as a specialist in modern warehouse solutions.
„I see it as my responsibility to position bergler industrieservices today in such a way that we’ll be able to meet tomorrow’s fulfillment requirements. That’s why I’m consistently driving the expansion of robot-assisted order picking with systems like Locus Robotics and Geek+. Those who don’t invest in automation now won’t be able to keep up with the volume spikes of the future.“