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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTThe paper results from a project jointly run by the Ottovon-GuerickeUniversity of Magdeburg (Germany) andthe Institute of Logistics and Warehousing in Poznan(Poland) kindly funded by DAAD under the ProjectbasedPersonnel Exchange Programme.REFERENCESKopanska, J. 2006. Evaluation of the “Introduction toECR” Learning Module. In: MSL – MagdeburgerSchriften zur Logistik 23.Lewandowska, J. 2005. Determinants and Instruments ofSupply Chain Effectiveness Creation in the FMCGSector. Doctoral thesis, University of Economics,Poznań.Muntjewerff, A. J. and D. J. DeTombe. 2004. A GenericEnvironment for Integrating Streaming Video in LegalEducation - e-See. In: Proceedings of ED-MEDIA 2004 –World Conference on Educational Multimedia andHypermedia; Lugano (Switzerland), June 21-26, 527-532.Neumann, G.; Krzyzaniak, S.; Lewandowska, J.; Boruta,M. 2006. E-Coach for Understanding and ImplementingEfficient Consumer Response in Supply Chains. In: MSL– Magdeburger Schriften zur Logistik 23.Penning, S. and B. Karli. 2004. General LearningProgramme. Guiding Principles. ECR Europe 2004.Strubelt, H. and G. Neumann. 2006. Requirements forKnowledge Management Support to Implement ECR inPractice. In: MSL – Magdeburger Schriften zur Logistik23.BIOGRAPHYGaby Neumann received a Diploma in MaterialsHandling Technology from the Otto-von-GuerickeUniversity of Technology in Magdeburg and a PhD inLogistics from the University of Magdeburg. Since 2003,she has been Junior Professor in Logistics KnowledgeManagement there. Since 1991, she has been alsoworking as part-time consultant in logistics simulation.didactics of teaching logistics as well as logisticscompetence profiling and assessment.She has widely published in the field and has been or isbeing involved in a couple of respective projects. She isauthor/co-author of two books, one educationalmultimedia module on warehousing and a series of e-learning modules in logistics as well as of 26 journalpublications and 61 papers and presentations at nationaland international conferences. 10/2001, Best PaperAward: The International Workshop on Harbour,Maritime & Multimodal Logistics Modelling andSimulation 2001; 01/2002, Award “ExcellentDissertation” by the Association of German Engineers.Dr. Neumann is member of the German Association ofEngineers (VDI) and co-ordinates the European logisticseducators network for providing new technologies forlogistics education inside the European LogisticsAssociation (ELA-LogNet).Stanislaw Krzyzaniak is Deputy Director at the Instituteof Logistics and Warehousing in Poznan, responsible forscientific & research developments in the Institute. He isalso employed as an academic teacher in the PoznanSchool for Logistics.His main research interest is modelling and optimisationof inventory management problems. He is author and coauthorof ca. 50 papers. He was also a speaker for manynational and international conferences. He is experiencedtrainer in logistics, especially inventory management; inthis field, he developed an advanced training module. Hewas a project manager or consultant for more than 15advisory projects on behalf of Polish companies.Dr Krzyzaniak organised and developed the PolishNational Certification System for logisticians in theECBL framework. He is a graduate in engineering fromPoznan University of Technology and holds a PhD inengineering. Since November 1999, he has been VicePresident of the Board of the Polish LogisticsAssociation (PTL)Furthermore, he is member of the Board of the EuropeanLogistics Association (ELA), Chairman of the Board ofthe European Certification Board for Logistics (ECBL)and its Scientific Committee, member of the Transport inLogistics Section of the Transport Committee of thePolish Academy of Science.Her current activities and research interests are mainlylinked to fields like problem solving and knowledgemanagement in logistics, logistics simulation andplanning, and technology-based logistics learning,Annual Proceedings of Vidzeme University College “ICTE in Regional Development”, 200672