Reisswolf Austria and Spedition Fuchs are combining their archiving and logistics expertise within the framework of a strategic partnership.
This aims to leverage synergy effects and relieve the companies in practice: Archived files will be able to be securely destroyed directly after the retention period expires – without additional logistical or organizational effort.
Leveraging synergy effects
Additionally, customers would benefit from a seamless interaction of both partners' services during relocations, office
closures, or archive moves, it is said.
“Our customers receive everything from a single source – from planning to secure transport to GDPR-compliant destruction. The collaboration with Reisswolf Austria GmbH expands our offering by an essential component,” said Heinrich Klimetschek, owner of Spedition Fuchs.
According to Thomas Rodrigo Beranek, Managing Director of Reisswolf Austria GmbH, the competencies are bundled with Spedition Fuchs into a comprehensive service package. Together, companies are to
be offered efficient, secure, and data protection-compliant solutions from archiving to destruction.
“This reduces effort and creates real added value for our customers,” explains Beranek.
Services offered
According to the companies, the core services of the cooperation include archiving and file rotation with direct connection to secure destruction, media destruction (e.g., hard drives, USB sticks), digitization and archive management via secure platforms, accompaniment during office and archive moves including logistics and
documentation, corporate relocations, assembly and disassembly, office services as well as transport domestically and abroad, storage.
The companies
Optimized processes of both partners would enable sustainable, resource-saving processes. Spedition Fuchs has specialized in relocation logistics, storage, and special transports for more than 29 years.
The company serves both private and business customers, with its headquarters located in Vienna. Reisswolf Austria offers services in the fields of document and data destruction, archiving,
