Revenue ca. 36 Mio € (2009) Headquarters Friedrichshafen, Germany Parent organization Airbus Defence and Space | Number of employees ca. 350 worldwide Founded 1962 | |
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Type GmbH (limited liability) Industry Engineering, consulting and project management Key people Dr. Aimo Bülte, CEO
Gerd Hübner, CFO, Personnel, Marketing
Dr. Martin Both, COO Products Transportation/Infrastructure, Automotive, Aerospace/Security, Environment/Water Motto Your vision is our mission. | ||
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Dornier Consulting is an international consulting and project management company that operates in the fields of: traffic, transport, the environment and water.
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The German parent company was established in 1962 from the former Dornier Planungsberatung in Friedrichshafen and was formed to focus research and development projects for public and military facilities. Through Daimler-Benz, Dornier registered in 1995 to be an independent Business Unit of DaimlerChrysler Services as a limited liability (GmbH) planning and consulting company. At this time, the mobility services of the Daimler-Benz Group was introduced. With the founding of EADS in 2000, Dornier became a 100% owned subsidiary of EADS Deutschland GmbH.
In 2009, DCo reported a revenue of 36 million euros and currently employs approximately 350 employees worldwide. Currently, they maintain more than 100 projects in 25 countries with a project volume worth approximately 30 billion euros.
They have worked on projects for the EU, various governments and authorities, the World Bank, Deutsche Bahn, Daimler, EADS and private customers as well.
The Business Units were restructured in 2007, which are now represented by the following four Business Lines:
Subsidiaries in Germany include: PM Academy (project management training),wpm Projektmanagement GmbH (consulting for construction project management), Dornier Consulting Engineering & Services (DCES) (supports manufacturers and suppliers in the development and quality assurance for discrete vehicle electrical systems).