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Poste Italiane, the largest logistics and technology infrastructure organization in Italy, has chosen Panini, a global payments solutions leader, as their technology provider for the dematerialization of payment slips. They have installed over 21,600 Panini Vision X® scanners at postal locations throughout the country. Panini has been working with Poste Italiane for the past two years to create a solution that met their technical specifications and increased their return on investment.
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By 2016 Deutsche Post wants to have its own national online food retail operation up and running.
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The NFSP has published its response to the regulator Ofcom’s current consultation on the future of the universal postal service.
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General Secretary George Thomson says “There can be little doubt that one of the main challenges facing the Post Office is its ever increasing central costs. By that I don’t mean the one-off administration and staffing costs associated with Network Transformation – these are temporary in nature and are funded by the government’s £1.34bn investment in the network. The costs that concern me are those associated with running Post Office Ltd (POL) and the 373 directly owned branches – Crown Offices to you and I.”
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