These are guaranteed by the Zurich-based Notime, 51% of which has now been acquired by Swiss Post. The employees speed through the city using bicycles
A “booming” market, which “meets the customers’ need for increasingly fast and flexible delivery in the urban area”. It is the one characterized by the bicycle couriers that guarantee interventions in just a few hours.
It is not by chance that Swiss Post took over 51% of Notime, a technology company based in Zurich, founded in December 2014 and specializing in the sector. It has developed a platform that online merchants can easily connect to; it allows them, for example, to automate the entire process, from order submission to laps planning, to delivery.
With this move, the “yellow giant” currently occupies a niche segment, but “has all the prerogatives to develop a significant market share in the near future”. Customers increasingly want to receive the ordered goods on the same day.
It is precisely in the cities and in the agglomerations “that a fast and more ecological delivery represents a decisive competitive advantage”, notes the head of Postlogistics Dieter Bambauer.
The Revenue Salon “World of Revenues”, devoted solely to fiscal philately, to be held in Essen, Germany, in May 2019, has issued its Bulletin number 1.
This international exhibition will be organized in cooperation by the FIP Revenue Commission, German Society for Fiscal Philately “Arbeitsgemeischaft Fiscalphilatelie im BDPh e.V.” and International Stamp Fair Essen. As this is the first time such a special revenue exhibition will be held, the Salon takes place with a non-competitive basis. However, every exhibitor who wishes will get an exhibit evaluation by a group of experienced jurors. The expected size of the Salon will be 200 frames.
Being sure the “World or Revenues” Salon will promote Revenue collecting and exhibiting worldwide, we are pleased to publish the first Bulletin of the event.
Exactly 175 years after the first Swiss stamp, the Museum of Communication in Bern, in collaboration with the Postage Stamp Interest Group and the Swiss Post, celebrate the exhibition “Extreme: 175 Years of Swiss Stamps” which will last from March 2 to July 8, 2018. The rarest and most precious stamps of this period are presented.
On March 1, 1843, Switzerland writes a new page of history: in Zurich we could for the first time send a pre-stamped letter using a postage stamp costing only a few cents. The Swiss postage stamps are an international event, as Switzerland has a pioneering spirit: after England, it was the second country in the world to introduce the use of postal stamps.
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Fast and Ecological Deliveries
These are guaranteed by the Zurich-based Notime, 51% of which has now been acquired by Swiss Post. The employees speed through the city using bicycles
A “booming” market, which “meets the customers’ need for increasingly fast and flexible delivery in the urban area”. It is the one characterized by the bicycle couriers that guarantee interventions in just a few hours.
It is not by chance that Swiss Post took over 51% of Notime, a technology company based in Zurich, founded in December 2014 and specializing in the sector. It has developed a platform that online merchants can easily connect to; it allows them, for example, to automate the entire process, from order submission to laps planning, to delivery.
With this move, the “yellow giant” currently occupies a niche segment, but “has all the prerogatives to develop a significant market share in the near future”. Customers increasingly want to receive the ordered goods on the same day.
It is precisely in the cities and in the agglomerations “that a fast and more ecological delivery represents a decisive competitive advantage”, notes the head of Postlogistics Dieter Bambauer.
(From http://www.vaccarinews.it )
International Exhibition “World of Revenues”
The Revenue Salon “World of Revenues”, devoted solely to fiscal philately, to be held in Essen, Germany, in May 2019, has issued its Bulletin number 1.
This international exhibition will be organized in cooperation by the FIP Revenue Commission, German Society for Fiscal Philately “Arbeitsgemeischaft Fiscalphilatelie im BDPh e.V.” and International Stamp Fair Essen. As this is the first time such a special revenue exhibition will be held, the Salon takes place with a non-competitive basis. However, every exhibitor who wishes will get an exhibit evaluation by a group of experienced jurors. The expected size of the Salon will be 200 frames.
Being sure the “World or Revenues” Salon will promote Revenue collecting and exhibiting worldwide, we are pleased to publish the first Bulletin of the event.
To see the full Bulletin, please see below:
Exceptional Exhibition: “EXTREME”, 175 Years of Swiss Stamps
Exactly 175 years after the first Swiss stamp, the Museum of Communication in Bern, in collaboration with the Postage Stamp Interest Group and the Swiss Post, celebrate the exhibition “Extreme: 175 Years of Swiss Stamps” which will last from March 2 to July 8, 2018. The rarest and most precious stamps of this period are presented.
On March 1, 1843, Switzerland writes a new page of history: in Zurich we could for the first time send a pre-stamped letter using a postage stamp costing only a few cents. The Swiss postage stamps are an international event, as Switzerland has a pioneering spirit: after England, it was the second country in the world to introduce the use of postal stamps.