2011: MIC is number 1 customs software supplier to the automotive industry

2011: More than 70 free trade agreements implemented

2011: Volvo signs contract for global MIC customs solutions

2010: European-wide solution for EMCS (Excise Movement and Control System)

2010: SABIC is using MIC customs solutions for all of Europe

2010: Scania signs a contract for global MIC customs solutions

2010: Panasonic implements MIC SaaS in 17 EU countries

2009: Customers such as Ford Europe, Syngenta, Sappi or Scania rely on 
           MIC SaaS

2009: MIC starts with "Software as a Service" (SaaS) solutions for the 
           European market

2009: MIC Customs Solutions in live operations in over 40 countries

2009: Intrastat available for 27 EU Member States

2008: Nokia Siemens Networks, NXP and Philips are acquired as new customers

2008: MIC takes over Swiss customs software provider DataTeam

2007: Daimler orders a global, centralized, standardized customs software

2007: MIC takes over Austrian customs software provider DHF

2006: MIC opens office for project management and development in 
            Vancouver, WA, USA

2004: Intrastat available for 23 EU Member States

2003: MIC is certified in Germany according to ATLAS and in live operations

2002: General Motors orders global, centralized, standardized customs software

2002: MIC Logistics founded in Detroit, USA

2001: Standardized customs software for General Motors in Thailand and Australia

2000: Siemens (entire corporation) orders a central customs solution in Germany

1999: Installation of the first electronic message exchange with the customs 
            authority in the UK

1994: Hewlett Packard orders a central customs solution for 10 European 
            countries and India

1993: MIC Logistics founded in Germany

1990: Simplified customs processes are introduced in Austria

1989: MIC Datenverarbeitung GmbH founded