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La Poste Group Chooses Siebel 7

Posted by | Sep 25, 2002 | |

Siebel Systems, Inc. a leading provider of multichannel eBusiness applications software, today announced that La Poste Group has chosen to implement Siebel 7. These Siebel eBusiness Applications enable La Poste Group to create a 360-degree understanding of the business customers that comprise 90 percent of its mail business. It will also enable La Poste Group to cross- and up-sell additional added value mail solutions, increase revenues, and improve business customer satisfaction and loyalty.

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UK postal workers walk out over Cashco sell-off

Posted by | Sep 25, 2002 | |

Angry postal workers at a Royal Mail depot near Bristol walked out yesterday in an unofficial strike in protest at plans to sell off a key part of the Post Office.

The workers are employed by Cashco, which is the arm of the Royal Mail that delivers cash and high-value items.

The action began at 7pm on Monday after detailed plans were revealed regarding the sale of Cashco to privateers Securicor.

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China Post to launch electronic postal service

Posted by | Sep 25, 2002 | |

From the computer to the post office, a new service to be launched by China Post later this month will make communication even much easier for many Chinese.

China Post announced the new service here Wednesday, which integrates Internet technology with traditional mail service, making it faster for connected people to send messages to those who are not.

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TNT to open 40 retail outlets

Posted by | Sep 25, 2002 | |

TNT India , the 100 per cent subsidiary of the global distribution major TPG N V, has drawn up plans to shift focus from corporate cargo handling to retail customers. The company is all set open up 40 retail outlets across the country by December.

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TPG receives UK interim licence to deliver bulk mail

Posted by | Sep 25, 2002 | |

Mail, Express and Logistics company TPG N.V. has announced today that its subsidiary TPG Post UK Limited has received an interim licence to provide bulk mail and consolidation services in the UK market. The interim licence will enable TPG Post UK to start a pilot service. TPG Post UK has also applied for a full-term licence, which the company expects to receive in 2003.

TPG intends to provide services to large companies, publishers, mailing houses and direct marketers who need a reliable, competitively priced service. The company will target customers with large mailings who have individual mailings of over 4,000 items.

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