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Dr Marcus Ackermann
Member of the Executive Board, Multichannel Distance Selling Otto Group
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Dr Marcus Ackermann
Member of the Executive Board, Multichannel Distance Selling Otto Group
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Petra Scharner-Wolff
Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Member of the Executive Board, Finance, Controlling, Human Resources
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Petra Scharner-Wolff
Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Member of the Executive Board, Finance, Controlling, Human Resources
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Prof Dr Michael Otto & Benjamin Otto
Chairman of the Otto Group Supervisory Board & Shareholder of the Otto Group
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Prof Dr Michael Otto & Benjamin Otto
Chairman of the Otto Group Supervisory Board & Shareholder of the Otto Group
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Prof Dr Michael Otto & Benjamin Otto
Chairman of the Otto Group Supervisory Board & Shareholder of the Otto Group
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Online-Shopping
The Otto Group is the world’s second-largest online retailer in the end-consumer (B2C) business and Europe’s largest online retailer in the end-consumer B2C fashion and lifestyle business.
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Online-Shopping
The Otto Group is the world’s second-largest online retailer in the end-consumer (B2C) business and Europe’s largest online retailer in the end-consumer B2C fashion and lifestyle business.
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Sportscheck Flagship-Store
In his 2013 opened new headquarter, the multi-channel sports retailer presents 30,000 products from 400 brands on 10,000 square meters.
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Stationary retail: Bonprix store
Bonprix generates well over 70 per cent of its total turnover via the Internet. Nevertheless, the steady expansion of stationary retail is an integral part of the growth strategy of the company.
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Hermes LKW
1,400 vehicles and 6,000 swap bodies and trailers of Hermes Transport Logistics are controlled by state-of-the-art GPS and innovative IT-Systems.
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Hermes LKW
1,400 vehicles and 6,000 swap bodies and trailers of Hermes Transport Logistics are controlled by state-of-the-art GPS and innovative IT-Systems.
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Warehouse
The world’s largest automatic returns warehouse - part of Hermes Fulfilment’s distribution centre
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Warehouse
The world’s largest automatic returns warehouse - part of Hermes Fulfilment’s distribution centre
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Quality tests at the Hermes Hansecontrol Textile Lab
Quality tests at the Hermes Hansecontrol Textile Lab
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Quality tests at the Hermes Hansecontrol - Sensory perception
The institute inspects all materials in sensory testing that come into contact with foodstuffs.
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EOS in Hamburg
EOS' 40 operating companies in more than 20 countries serve 20,000 customers.
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EOS Call Center
EOS' 40 operating companies in more than 20 countries serve 20,000 customers.
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Photovoltaic system in Ohrdruf
Since May 2010, the Otto Group has a photovoltaic system in Ohrdruf, Germany.
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Young ClassX
The Otto Group and the Salut Salon ensemble jointly initiated the unusual music project 'Young ClassX' for children and teens in Hamburg.
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Executive change at the OTTO Corporation
(From the left) executive change in 1981: Werner Otto is appointed Honorary Chairman of the Supervisory Board and Michael Otto takes over as Chief Executive Officer from Günter Nawrath, who joins the Supervisory Board.
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Michael and Werner Otto 1959
From the left: Michael and Werner Otto in 1959 studying the construction plan for the new Otto buildings to be erected in Hamburg Bramfeld.
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The beginnings of the Otto Versand
In the early 50s the warehouse buildings and manufacturing rooms could be found in Hamburg Schnelsen.
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First computer at OTTO
Modern technology is introduced in 1961. UNIVAC III, the first computer at Otto, fills an entire room and saves customer data and orders on huge magnetic tapes.
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Otto Versand: first trading licence (1949)
On 17 August 1949 Werner Otto paid one German Mark to have his business registered.
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The first OTTO Catalogue (1950)
1950: The first OTTO Catalogue is published with a circulation of 300 hand-bound cord-binding copies, the photos glued in by hand. On 14 pages 28 pairs of shoes are presented.
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The first OTTO Catalogue (1950)
1950: The first OTTO Catalogue is published with a circulation of 300 hand-bound cord-binding copies, the photos glued in by hand. On 14 pages 28 pairs of shoes are presented.
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Postshop Catalogue 1969
Top offer in the Postshop Catalogue 1969: the red Fiat, photo taken at the Hamburg Harbour.
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Topic: Responsibility
Would you like to take Responsibility english 2:19 min 2011
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Digital transformation
Neela Montgomery, Member of the Executive Board, Multichannel-Retail, talks about digital transformation (source: AmCham Germany) englisch 02:02 min 2015
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Consumer survey: Female Commerce
Focus: Smartphones & Connected Retail. Realized from August to September 2014 in collaboration with the statistics portal Statista. Only available in German.
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GO SMART 2012 (only available in german)
Die Zahl mobiler Internetnutzer steigt rasant und der Mobile Commerce entwickelt sich zu einem neuen Vertriebskanal für den Einzelhandel. So die These der „GO SMART 2012: Always-in-Touch“-Studie zur Smartphonenutzung 2012.
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