A delegation from Britain’s Postal Services Commission (Postcomm), the independent regulator of Consignia (formerly the British Post Office), will present a briefing on Wednesday, March 27, 2002, beginning at 10 a.m., in the Postal Rate Commission’s hearing room. The topic is recent regulatory developments in the United Kingdom. The briefing is open to the public.
Read MoreChristian Salvesen Annual Report (2001) & Interim Report 2001
Read MoreThe European Court of Justice bolstered Deutsche Post’s growing presence on the European express mail delivery market Wednesday by rejecting charges by United Parcel Service of the United States that its purchase of DHL International violated EU fair trade legislation.
Atlanta-based UPS sought to stop the purchase of DHL arguing it gave Deutsche Post a dominant position in the express market.
Digital certificates and email accounts for all Belgian citizens
Targeting mass mailing businesses
Providing a complete electronic solution
Jean-Marie Wodon, Business Development Manager, Belgian Post e-Services
Automate or disappear
Digitize Shipment Data
Letter vs. Parcels
The Neural Network Answer
Dieter Manthey, Chief Executive Officer, PLANET AG
Identifying the Opportunities
Understanding Client and Consumer Needs
Unlocking the Value in Delivery
Innovation for Success
Partnering Solutions
David Taylor, Managing Director, Home Shopping, Consignia
Lessons learned in: implementations, consumer uptake, competitive positioning
Integration with payment options and FI’s
Michael Garrity, Vice President Sales, epost, Canada
Peter Dahlen, Senior Vice President, E-Services, Sweden Post
Dick Stranger, President and Chief Executive Officer, NETdelivery Corporation
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