Janis Grobovs: -The robots are here to stay
Get to know our engineer and mathematician, Janis Grobovs. Will the robots of the future be like the ones in the Terminator movies?
DNMH: From hand sorting to automation.
Read about the new automated sortion solution we provided one of Denmark’s oldest media corporation.
Martine : – It has been a fun and exciting process so far, but the largest job for us is yet to come.
Our new HS News Systems Headquarters building is soon ready for us to take over.
Finn Hogstad: – I was the very first employee at HS News Systems
When I started during the summer of 1996, I was given a totally blank computer without any software. The times were different back then, says Hogstad.
HS News moves to a new location
After several years in the same location, HS News Systems is now ready for a new start! At the end of 2021 the new establishment will be ready for HS News to start moving in.
Never a boring day at HS News Systems
After 24 years at HS News Systems, Stephan Axelsson (45) can not remember having one boring day at work.
Ubiway adapt their existing HS News solution
For several years Ubiway in Belgium have used HS News Systems’ solutions for magazine distribution. They are now in the process of adapting their solutions for distribution of other convenience goods.
HS News Systems explores new robot technology
HS News Systems is exploring new technologies in order to offer more comprehensive solutions for warehousing, automation and intralogistics.
Modernising distribution and improving the workplace
When Kim Larsen became CEO at the Danish distributor UBD in 2016 he saw the need to modernise their working method.
“The packing and return process at UBD at that time was essentially based on manual handling of the products. It was a bit old fashioned and meant a massive workload for those who worked with these processes”, Kim explains.
25 years of developing systems for distribution and logistics
In 1995 the experienced engineers Rune Sletterød and Jon Hognestad started up HS News Systems. Their vision was to create smart solutions that could streamline distribution of print media.
