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 CONFIRM Service: Intelligent Mail Technology 24/7
This case study explores using Intelligent Mail technology to retain customers, improve operating efficiency, and enhance service performance.
Anita J. Bizzotto, United States Postal Service, Charles E. Bravo, United States Postal Service
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 Doing More With Less
A case study on the US Postal Service Advanced Computing Environment
Robert Otto, United States Postal Service, Larry K. Wills, United States Postal Service
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 Driving Innovation Through New Products and Services
La Poste developed an innovative strategy to develop new products and services based on the opportunities presented by new technologies.
Nathalie Andrieux, La Poste
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 Enabling Human Resource Process Excellence
Faced with rising pressures and the desire to make its workforce a competitive advantage, Canada Post set out to transform its human resource function.
Constance Hudak, Canada Post Corp., Claudia Thompson, Accenture
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 Enhancing Products and Increasing Strategic Growth
Committed to growing revenue in the distribution business, Canada Post set out to transform its supply chain management function.
Allan Bisback, Canada Post Corp., Jim McDade, Accenture
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 From National Post To Global Player
Deutsche Post’s merger and acquisition strategy has allowed it to transform from a national post to a worldwide organization.
Business Contact, Deutsche Post
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 Hybrid Mail at Finland Post
The movement toward electronic communications and the desire to move toward paper-free offices has propelled the uptake of hybrid mail.
Vuokko Skytta, Atkos Ltd.
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 Innovation in IT Service Management and Delivery
Innovapost, an innovative solution focused on delivering world-class IS/IT services, has enabled Canada Post to drive transformation.
Chris Brennan, Innovapost
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 Lean Production in Post Danmark A/S
Post Danmark has seen significant benefits from implementing the Lean philosophy in production and distribution. This article explores hardware (Lean production structure) and software (Lean management).
K.B. Pederson, Post Danmark, Thorkild Jacobsen, Post Danmark
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 Optimizing Delivery at The US Postal Service
The Delivery Operations Information System provides delivery unit supervisors of the US Postal Service the tools they need to manage the delivery workforce more efficiently and effectively
Patrick Donahoe, United States Postal Service
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 Outsourcing for Business Transformation Success
Organizations have already begun to achieve the savings that can be realized through business transformation outsourcing. This case study outlines efforts at Sainsbury’s Supermarkets and provides a successful model applicable to posts around the world.
Richard Wildman, Accenture
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 Partnering to Drive Transformation
The USPS created a unique, innovative contracting strategy, creating partnerships with best-in-breed IT organizations to drive transformation. This successful strategy has yielded significant results.
Robert Otto, United States Postal Service, Keith Strange, United States Postal Service
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 Poste Italiane Retail Strategy: Nontraditional Retail Offerings
In an age of declining mail volume, posts are faced with expansive, fixed-cost retail networks. Poste Italiane is taking an innovative approach to leverage its retail network for nonpostal activity.
Giacomo Robustelli, Poste Italiane
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 Poste Italiane: Introduction Of Government Services
This case study explores Poste Italiane’s decision to move from the role of a carrier to the role of a service provider in the Italian government sector.
Giuseppe Pantano, Poste Italiane, Laura Mattei, Poste Italiane, Vittorio Delmonte, Accenture
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 Resource Planning for Posts
New technologies around machine and labor planning create significant insight into opportunities for higher efficiency and better utilization. Australia Post and the US Postal Service have implemented this capability and are realizing the benefits.
Howard Devlin, SMT Consulting, Gerard O'Donnell, SMT Consulting, Lisa Hardin, Accenture
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 Retail Transformation: PostStation and PROnet
A new point-of-sale application, PostStation, combined with an innovative implementation approach, PROnet, support Belgian Post’s retail transformation strategy of turning the retail counter into a customer-centered channel.
Johan Vinckier, De Post
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 Strengthening Competence Through ‘motiv8’
The development of high-potential employees has become a priority for globally active companies. Deutsche Post has taken an innovative approach to improving workforce performance.
Ralf Durrwang, Deutsche Post
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 The Evolution of Certipost
With the rise of electronic communications, posts need to define new ways of facing the challenge of the e-future.
Erik Weytjens, Certipost, Johan Vinckier, De Post
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004

 USPS-FedEx Agreement Delivers First-Class Service
In forming an agreement with FedEx, the US Postal Service leverages a world-class air transportation network that has improved service levels and reduced costs.
Paul Vogel, United States Postal Service
The Postal Project Volume 1, May 15, 2004


 
 
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