Tag: Germany

Further changes in management at Deutsche Post

Deutsche Post, the German postal service operator, is reported to be planning changes to the second and third level of management in its business with letters at the beginning of October. The company itself has refused to comment; industry experts say that it is reacting to increasing competition in this sector.

The top level of management is not expected to be affected, although Hans-Dieter Petram, the member of the management board who is responsible for this area of business, is said to be training Jurgen Gerdes, the second highest-ranking manager in this division, as his potential successor. Mr Petram’s contract is due to expire in November 2007.

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Deutsche Post World Net subsidiary Williams Lea opens state-of-the-art mail and document solutions facility in the UK

Hans-Dieter Petram, Deutsche Post World Net’s Board Member for Mail, is driving ahead the Group’s expansion in international mail. In Norwich, UK, he officially opened a state-of-the-art mail and document solutions facility for Deutsche Post World Net’s UK subsidiary Williams Lea. Equipped with the latest in technology, the approx. 6,500 sqm mail center is the base for around 400 employees working to provide internal and external communication services for companies such as electronic printing, document and correspondence management for corporate clients. Williams Lea hence continues to benefit from the rising number of companies that buy in end-to-end communication solutions from third party providers.

Since Deutsche Post World Net became Williams Lea’s majority shareholder the international mail and document services provider has continuously expanded its business. The leading provider of value-added mail and document services has penetrated new markets in the USA and Australia and gained new clients for its Corporate Information Solutions business.

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Deutsche Post World Net seeks patent for GoGreen

Deutsche Post World Net has filed for a patent for its GoGreen concept. The aim of the concept is to offer carbon-neutral shipping for DHL products for business and private customers, in order to cut CO 2 emissions. All CO 2 emissions generated in the transportation of GoGreen small parcels and packages are first calculated and then compensated for in the system. This compensation can be achieved through environmental protection projects and activities. As part of its environmental efforts, Deutsche Post World Net has introduced a system of carbon management within the Group. The system is comparable to the credit and debit system in financial banking; this carbon management process tracks the CO 2 emissions of GoGreen packages offsetting them against environmental protection projects.

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Deutsche Bahn sees future in global freight, logistics arena

Germany might be a country far, far away for most Chinese, but many warehouses and trucks in China’s large cities bear the DB logo of Germany’s state-owned railway operator, Deutsche Bahn AG.

Handling and transporting goods from all over the world is developing into an increasingly important business for the conglomerate.

With the acquisition of the US logistics company Bax Global at the end of last year, the transport firm Schenker, a Deutsche Bahn sister company, has ascended to the top of international freight forwarders and is expected to consolidate its position not only in China.

For Deutsche Bahn chief executive Hartmut Mehdorn, expectations for growth in this transport sector are high and crucial for the company’s planned stock-exchange listing.

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