BIOGRAPHY

Prof. Dr. Göbl studied industrial engineering at the University of the Bundeswehr Hamburg. After his studies, Mr. Göbl carried out various activities and management functions in the field of logistics at and for the Bundeswehr. During this time, Mr. Göbl also received his doctorate as an external doctoral candidate. After the Bundeswehr, Mr. Göbl took part in an International Management Program in Australia. After various activities at consulting firms, Mr. Göbl joined Paul Hartmann AG as Senior Manager and supervised various projects to improve the supply chain. Based on this, he was responsible for logistics outside Europe.

PUBLICATIONS

• Göbl (2003): Assessment of Services, Wiesbaden 2003.
• Froschmayer / Göbl (2007): Strategic orientation of logistics service providers on the logistics balance of customers, in: Bohlmann / Krupp (2007) (ed.): Strategic Management for logistics service providers, Hamburg 2007.
• Göbl (2009): Evaluate logistics service providers, in: Verkehrsrundschau Spezial. Who is Who Logistics 2010, p. 24-27.
• Göbl / Froschmayer (2011): The power of logistics, Wiesbaden 2011
• Pitschke, / Cantner, /Schneider / Oerthel / Göbl / Kroban (2012): Recycling yards, yellow sack and recycling bin – costs, environment and acceptance compared – Strategies for collecting lightweight packaging waste from households, in: Müll und Abfall (2012), 44 Jg, No., p. 264-269
• Göbl / Greiter (2014): E-Sourcing platforms as reasonable marketing tools for suppliersin: Journal of Applied Leadership and Management, Vol. 3., p. 38-46.
• Göbl / Klaus (2014): Bridging the Service Gap – Business Process Redesign & Information Technology as Multidimensional Success Driver for Logistics Service Providers,in: Journal of Applied Leadership and Management, Vol. 3., p. 104-124
• Bauer / Göbl (2017): Flexibility measurement issues in supply chain management, in: Journal of Applied Leadership and Management 5, p. 1-14.
• Querin / Göbl (2017): An analysis on the impact of Logistics on Customer Service, in: Journal of Applied Leadership and Management, Vol. 90-103.
• Göbl / Niersbach (2017): Comparing the service levels in the European spirits market: A model for evaluating the complexity of a country in the transportation of spirits and an empirical investigation of six different European countries, in: Journal of Applied Leadership and Management 5, p. 111-132
• Göbl / Diederichs (2018): Displays in Food Retailing – An evaluation from a sales perspective, in Journal of Applied Leadership 6, p. 47-65.
• Bauer / Göbl (2019): The influence of digitalisation on procurement efficiency, in: Journal of Applied Leadership and Management 5, p. 50-65.
• Göbl / Froschmayer (2019): The power of logistics, 2nd edition, Wiesbaden 2019