POSTEN SELLS PROPERTIES WORTH NKR700M
Posten, the Norwegian post office, has sold 50 of its old post offices and buildings for NKr700m.
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Eltek Energy awards three-year contract to Geologistics UK
Geologistics UK and its Norwegian partner, Norsk Sea and Air Services have won a three-year contract from Eltek Energy, designer of power systems to the telecommunications industry. They will distribute Eltek products for the Far East and Europe.
Read MoreDHL IN TALKS WITH BALTIC POSTAL COMPANIES
The express delivery company DHL is holding cooperation talks with the postal companies of the Baltic states, Sweden, Norway and Poland.
Read MoreThe Electronic Letter Study
Proposal for a major research project on web-based hybrid mail.
The one-to-many mailings market has long been digitized and is served by
many players using mainframe-based hybrid mail systems. Now, in the
form of web-based hybrid mail, the Internet is bringing the same facilities
and advantages to smaller mailers. This potentially massive market is at
the take-off point, but it badly needs clarification and careful assessment.
This study [ELS] will provide answers to all the key questions faced by
industry players – current or future.
Who really needs Hard-copy Mail?
Who sends repeat One-to-Few/One-to-One Mailings?
Who are the Current Players in Web HM and when will it really take off?
What are the Key Characteristics of Users of Web-based Hybrid Mail?
Who will be the Big Winners from Supplying and Servicing web HM traffic?
What Market Growth? When? Where? Why? For Whom?
SAS launches $125m takeover of rival Braathens
SAS, the Scandinavian airline, on Monday launched a NKr1.13bn ($125m) takeover of struggling rival Braathens, which would effectively create a monopoly in the Norwegian domestic air travel market. SAS has agreed to buy out the airline’s two biggest shareholders – the Braathens family, which holds 38.8 per cent, and Dutch airline KLM, which has a 30 per cent stake.
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