Frank Dreisch
About Frank Dreisch
Frank Dreisch is an EDI Requirements Engineer at Materna Information & Communications SE in Berlin, Germany, with over seven years of experience in the role. He specializes in supporting information flows in industrial production, cross-border trade, and the finance industry, with a focus on the implementation of the European Union Customs Code since 2017.
Work at Materna
Frank Dreisch has been employed at Materna Information & Communications SE since 2017. In his role as EDI Requirements Engineer, he focuses on enhancing electronic data interchange (EDI) processes. His work supports information flows across various sectors, including industrial production and cross-border trade. Based in the Berlin Area, Germany, he has contributed to the company's efforts in optimizing B2B and B2G information flows.
Education and Expertise
Frank Dreisch holds a Master's Degree in Foreign Trade Economics from the University for Economic Science, where he studied from 1987 to 1992. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his expertise in supporting information flows in various industries, including finance. His specialization in EDI/B2B/B2G processes is complemented by his knowledge of the European Union Customs Code, which he has been implementing since 2017.
Background
Frank Dreisch has a diverse professional background, having worked in both public and private sectors. His experience encompasses various industries, with a particular focus on electronic data interchange (EDI) and information flows. His role as an EDI Requirements Engineer allows him to leverage his knowledge in cross-border trade and industrial production, contributing to the efficiency of information exchange.
Achievements in EDI Implementation
Since 2017, Frank Dreisch has specialized in implementing the European Union Customs Code (UCC). His work in this area has been pivotal in enhancing compliance and efficiency in cross-border trade. His expertise in EDI/B2B/B2G information flows has enabled organizations to streamline their processes and improve data accuracy, which is essential for successful international trade operations.