Redefining the role of Norway Post
Developing a clear e-business strategy to ensure ROI
Time to market in a rapidly changing environment
Exploiting the internet for efficient cost effective business processes
A global strategy for a global internet
Aggressive marketing to promote awareness and drive online interaction
Fully web enabled end to end fulfilment
John Hurlen, Vice President and Director, Communications International, Norway Post
Norway Post Annual Report 2001
Read MorePosten, the Norwegian postal services, continues to slim down and plans to cut its workforce in 2002.
Read MoreNorwegian ErgoGroup is increasing its focus on the
international electronic communication market. In order to gain further
access to the markets of letters as well as e-mail distribution, ErgoGroup
acquires the postal industry’s e-messaging specialist International Data
Post. IDP, based in Copenhagen, becomes thereby an important sales channel
for the group’s wide range of electronic communication solutions. Norwegian
ErgoGroup announced today that they on November 15 will acquire
International Data Post A/S (IDP). IDP is a pioneer in the dissemination of
advanced e-messaging solutions to postal operators worldwide. IDP’s
employees and customers, counting 28 of the world’s leading postal
operators, received the news today. ErgoGroup is owned by Posten Norge
The Norwegian Post has launched the first post office that will remain open 24 hours a day at a Shell petrol station in Stavanger.
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