Heiko Wrobel

Prof. Dr. Heiko Wrobel is a faculty member at Nuremberg Institute of Technology (TH Nürnberg), where he teaches Operations Management at the Bachelor's level and Supply Chain Services/Logistics Controlling at the Master's level. He concurrently serves as Business Unit Coordinator for Wholesale/B2B at the Fraunhofer IIS SCS working group in Nuremberg and holds advisory roles in the Research Association Wholesale eV (Berlin). His memberships include the Digitalization Working Group of BGA (Berlin), Federal Association of Logistics BVL (Bremen), and German Transport Forum DVF (Berlin).

His research explores innovation ecosystems in wholesale, digital transformation of logistics, AI applications in supply chains, and service design for B2B commerce. Key investigations address autonomous logistics, blockchain integration, sustainability metrics, and lean management adaptations for wholesale environments.

Wrobel's publications (2013-2024) predominantly analyze wholesale digitization, contract logistics optimization, and sustainable supply chains. Recurring themes include third-party logistics (3PL) business models, performance benchmarking methodologies, and technology-driven service innovation in B2B contexts.

He actively supervises student theses on wholesale management, digital transformation, and logistics innovation, with 14 example projects completed. No scientific awards are documented in the provided materials.