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
Over 130,000 Canadians have registered for an electronic post office box; over
800 mil bills/yr are mailed to consumers.
Canada is bracing for an electronic bill presentment and payment (EBPP) battle, as e-route and EPOST square off in one of the world’s most concentrated banking markets. Charles Davis reports Unlike the US, where literally dozens of EBPP players are lining up a dizzying array of products and services, Canada’s EBPP market appears to be a one-on-one competition.
EPOST will announce new international business and technology
modules, based on the proprietary EPOST model in Canada, that are
now available to postal administrations worldwide
March 29, 2001 — Sweden Post’s recently announced contract with EDS, who has contracted Checkfree i-Solutions and NETdelivery Corporation, for a comprehensive e-business solution for online postal services further positions NETdelivery as the leading provider of advanced electronic document delivery systems. NETdelivery’s technology platform has now been selected by the world’s only two online postal services — as Sweden Post joins Canada Post’s EPOST in offering Internet-based capabilities for businesses and consumers within their countries. NETdelivery partnered with EDS, and Checkfree i-Solutions, an operating group of Checkfree, to build a comprehensive electronic billing system and secure electronic document delivery solution. Together, the companies expect to provide Sweden Post’s business and consumer customers with online services during 2001.
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