In the battleground that is last-mile delivery, groceries are the soup du jour. Major players and smaller upstarts are jumping in to test grocery delivery to the consumer’s doorstep. The US Postal Service Office of Inspector General investigates this competitive market and its growth potential
June 29, 2016
Dr Christoph Beumer, chairman and CEO of the Beumer Group, describes the key role that intralogistics plays in meeting modern consumer demands.
June 15, 2016
Matias Honorato from Beetrack explains how engaged employees can lead to increased customer loyalty
May 25, 2016
Postal Technology International speaks to Matthew Robertson, commercial director at NetDespatch, about the parcel returns process and ways in which it can be improved
April 18, 2016
Can newly appointed CEO Mark Barnes save South Africa’s Post Office?
Keith Basnett, chief operating officer at Yodel, speaks to Postal Technology International about peak volumes in 2016 and what lessons can be taken from the previous year
Mark Ryder, head of marketing, Prime Group, examines how posts can increase hub capacity and efficiency in a way that is dynamic enough to allow for future changes in market trends
Following a successful 2015 that saw parcel volumes grow by 12%, Postal Technology International spoke to Lina Minderienė, CEO of Lithuania Post, about the company’s plans and the condition of the post and parcel market in the country.
Ever wondered what the strangest parcel ever sent is? In its latest visual, Van Monster takes a look at the most unusual deliveries ever made. From a shepherd’s pie to human teeth and even a bank, some extremely unusual items have made their way through the postal system. Believe it or not, even children and cats have been mailed!
Claire Borsenberger, senior researcher, and Emmanuel Vivet, deputy director, international affairs, Le Groupe La Poste, look at how digital technology is helping to transform the way lettermail is used
