The EversNet (Intranet) is introduced in May 200 to improve the in-house processes and to establish an effective contact management. Evers continues to present new quality products through it outstanding innovation capabilities. The Evers product portfolio is continuously expanded by new, interesting products, e.g. ErgoPack, a mobile strapping station for the ergonomic, fast and safe pallet strapping, or LPack a new and environmentally friendly packaging system, which produces clean and light weight HDPE film air cushions made from pre-customised film rolls. The trend for packaging rationalisations points clearly to state-of-the-art, modular systems. The advantage: The packaging system can at any time be flexibly adapted to the changing requirements and customer requests by utilising new combinations. Offering modular system families consisting of roll conveyor, weighing module, cardboard box closure and strapping machine, Evers offers optimal solution concepts.

With more than 400 customer contacts daily, the Evers team has always contact to the market, to bring modern and market conforming service offerings with significant benefits to its customers

From March 9 to April 12, 2002, Evers presents approximately 60 pictures and collages by the Ratingen artist Lothar K.H. Moldt. The motto is "Evers-Art". Collages with Evers specific subjects, such as packaging and transporting, represent the focus of the collages. A few hundred customers and suppliers from the Ruhr, the Netherlands, France and other neighboring countries are present at the opening of the exhibition on March 8. 50% of the profit from the sale of the exhibition pictures - 5,000 Euros - are donated by the artist to the Behindertenzentrum (disability centre) Alsbachtal in Oberhausen This is were persons ages 20 to 50 with severe disabilities are attended to. The donation finances a therapy bath in the new building of the disability centre.

Complete offerings from a single source: At the "Interpack" 2002, Evers presents products and services for hoisting, lashing, packaging and transporting well-arranged in a general catalogue. A special service: Based on this general catalogue, Evers offers - in accordance with the customer needs, individually arranged special catalogues, which are made available to the customers in hardcopy or electronically. In addition, Evers customers also use the catalogue data for in-house, electronic acquisition systems.

The one person company has grown into a 50 person company. The large office space on the first floor is no longer adequate. Johannes Trum makes the decision to rent the entire second floor as of January 2003. Planning and construction are implemented with a lot of effort. The result is presentable. Presentable, modern office space and a large training room - everything state-of-the-art - have been established.

Evers puts a lot of emphasis on the training of its junior staff. At least five trainees are trained at any given time to becomewhole sales and export merchants with extra-occupational studies for for an MBA. The studies take place at the Fachhochschule für Oekonomie & Management (FOM) in Essen (polytechnic for economy and management). The studies last seven semesters. The student participate in 16 lecture hours per week for six semester. The seventh semester is reserved for the establishment of the diploma thesis and the preparation for the exam. Evers company education is also of high quality. The trainees work in the following departments: order processing, product sales, product shipping and accounting. Following the motto "learning by doing", they contribute to work and business processes or they complete them on their own. Through frequent internal trainings, the trainees are introduced in-depth to the comprehensive product portfolio of the packaging specialist. The trainees receive other skills and knowledge through external seminars.

Evers-EDV "in vogue": The accounting IT system was updated in October 2002 through a change from AC-Fibu (UNIX) to ACFinac (Windows). In March 2003, Evers introduces a high-performance Customer Relationship Management system (CRM) to guarantee that the customer communication is planned more effectively, analysed and automated. Immediately following this update, the enterprise resource planning system was changed AC-Compact (UNIX) to ACLogic (Windows).

Evers offers its customers high-quality products for packaging applications, qualified consultations as well as permanent availability. In addition, the communication must be optimised continuously to establish and maintain long-term customer relationships. The path to this change represented a major effort with impacts on the logistics processes of the company. However, CRM works well! Evers established a flexible and efficient solution for the challenging customer requirements and needs by changing to a CRM oriented company and by installing the required hardware and software. From November 17 to December 13, 2003 Evers presented "Evers-Art, the second" pictures by three fascinating artists, Ruth Stöcker and her daughters Anne Stöcker and Vera Niederau (ne Stöcker). This time the art interested public were shown 150 new and older works by the three artists about very different subjects. The artists work mainly with watercolours. Like last time, Evers also experiences strong participation for the ceremonial opening of the exhibition on November 16. Approximately 400 customers and friends visit to see the pictures that are distributed across two office storeys. The proceeds from the sale of the exhibits in the amount of 10,000 Euro are donated to the Ambulante Hospiz Oberhausen e.V. (Out-patient hospice). The money is used to finance the training and the advanced training of the 55 volunteers.