Mobile office
A mobile office is a "rolling" branch of a company or an institution and serves as an alternative to stationary offices in small towns, rural regions or suburban areas.
Usually mobile branches offer the full range of stationary branches. A specially converted van or small truck is usually used as the base vehicle .
This service is now offered by savings banks , cooperative banks , private banks and health insurance companies. The mobile office often runs according to a specific timetable and stops at predetermined “stops”, which are even signposted in some places.
The concept was particularly common with so-called bank buses in the period of the economic miracle after the Second World War , and after German reunification , West German banks tried to attract East German savers with buses that were quickly converted.
See also
Web links
- Rolling health insurance
- Rolling bank with an ATM in the body , banktip.de
- Bank on Wheels , geldinstitute.de
- We move banks
- With the rolling branch from village to village Mitteldeutsche Zeitung
- Financial affairs on wheels Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger
Individual evidence
- ↑ Peter Köhler: Bankbus: The Sparkasse makes mobile again . In: Handelsblatt , May 5, 2009.