Press release BDI: New dates for training ‘BDI Fundamentals’

After previous, successful course days in 2024 and early this year, BDI has announced new dates in 2025 for the course ‘BDI Fundamentals’:

  • Tuesday 13 May 2025
  • Thursday 18 September 2025
  • Tuesday 9 December 2025.

BDI is the agreement system (‘Afsprakenstelsel)’ in which data is automatically shared within the logistics chain, in an efficient, safe and trusted way. IT professionals in logistics learn in a half-day course what BDI entails, how you can get started with it yourself, and how you help clients to do business digitally. There are no costs associated with participation.

Press release: Training BDI Fundamentals (NL).

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