Critics of terminal dues, the practice of reimbursing posts for delivering international mail, say it distorts the market. At its recent congress, the UPU addressed these criticisms. Richard N Williams investigates the proposed changes
December 2, 2016
The world’s posts hold vast amounts of data, which makes them prime targets for cyberattackers – A fact Australia Post and the USPS know only too well. How can posts better protect their data, customers and staff against cybercrime? Paul Willis reports
December 2, 2016
Independent management consultant, Mark Fallon, discusses the top five things postal services and mailers need to keep in mind when forging strong relationships
September 22, 2016
The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, the main investigative committee in the US…
Kathleen Siviter, director – community and brand development, PostalVision 2020, discusses Amazon’s plans to build its own logistics and shipping arm dubbed the ‘Dragon Boat’ and what it would mean for the postal sector
March 4, 2016
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
The USA and Cuba have reached an understanding during discussions in Miami, USA, on December…
Freek Smoes, innovation and concept development, Prime Competence, explores the growing potential of the Internet of Things in the postal sector and how it may lead to a paradigm shift in postal operators’ capabilities
In his white paper, ‘Competition and cooperation in the cross-border e-commerce ecosystem’, Tom Forbes draws similarities between Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution and how postal operators have adapted thus far to the rise in e-commerce and challenges of cross-border deliveries.
The shortlist for the Postal Technology International Awards 2015 has been announced. This year the…
