Post&Parcel can reveal which industry operators are on the glory trail as the shortlist for the World Mail Awards 2010 is announced.
The shortlist had a particularly global feel, as nominees from Europe, the Americas, Asia and Australasia all featured heavily.
The event, organised by Triangle Management Services, will take place on the evening of 15 June, in Copenhagen, Denmark, prior to the World Mail & Express Europe Conference on 16 & 17 June.
Australia Post leads the way with five nominations this year, with Korea Post, Swiss Post, Post Danmark, Posten Norden and InPost among the companies battling it out for two Awards on the night.
It also promises to be an exciting ceremony for LibanPost (Transformation & Innovation) and MaltaPost (Security & Quality) as they wait to see if they have prevailed in their respective categories.
The Awards will be presented by Danish media personality Annette Heick at a black tie dinner at the Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel.
To book your place at the World Mail Awards, please click here to download a booking form. Alternatively to attend the Awards ceremony and the World Mail & Express Europe Conference & Exhibition, please click here to book online.
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World Mail Awards 2010: Full shortlist
Corporate Social Responsibility
§ Australia Post for its “Contributing every day for a sustainable tomorrow” strategy
§ Deutsche Post DHL for its GoHelp Disaster Response Teams and GARD programme
§ Korea Post for its Social Responsibility Activities
§ Swiss Post Group for The Virtual Apprenticeship Room
Customer Service – sponsored by DHL Global Mail
§ 21 Grams for C/O – postage cost control end to end
§ Post Danmark for “First time right – increased convenience at lower price!”
§ Australia Post for its Express Courier International (ECI) service
e-Commerce
§ Posten Norden for its eComOne solution
§ La Poste for its Box e-commerce service
§ Australia Post for its Post Office Box Direct tool
§ InPost for its e-commerce activities
Growth – sponsored by PostEurop
§ InPost for its growth into the largest private postal operator in Poland
§ SmartPOST for its automated C2C service expanding the parcels market
§ Endicia for its shipping solutions
Innovation – sponsored by Capgemini
§ Australia Post for its strategic initiatives for innovation
§ LibanPost for its Governmental services customer interface management
§ Brazil Post for its National High School Examination operations
§ Post Denmark for Next Level Direct Mail
People Management – sponsored by Australia Post
§ Magyar Posta for its Postman Sales Concept (PSC)
§ New Zealand Post for its Workforce Planning Strategic Initiative
§ Posten Norden for balancing people management with financial performance in a declining market
Quality – sponsored by Magyar Posta
§ Post Denmark for its Unaddressed Flex package
§ Australia Post for its Community Update
§ Maltapost for its quality improvement for the EMS Product
Retail Project
§ Belgian Post for The (r)evolution of the retail network
§ Korea Post for its Business Portal System
§ Swiss Post for its Virtual Post Office Counter
§ Canada Post for its Retail Point of Service (RPS) Project
Security – sponsored by Royal Mail
§ Maltapost for its security programme
§ Slovenska Post for its Multifunction Supervisory Centre (MSC)
§ PosteRoute Ltd for its Hazmat Containment Unit
Technology – sponsored by Intermec
§ Solystic for its Virtual Identification Tag project
§ DPD UK for its DPD Predict product
§ Cycleon for its next level web-based technology
§ UK Mail for its imail application
Transformation
§ LibanPost for its Governmental services customer interface management
§ Russia Post for its United single postal operator application
§ Hrvatska Posta d.d for its Rethinking the post application
Industry Leadership – sponsored by Pitney Bowes
The Industry Leadership award is judged using different criteria so no shortlist will be released
Source: Chris Dolan, Post&Parcel
Tags: Copenhagen, Triangle, World Mail Awards, Worldwide
