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基本説明
A must for mail business suppliers, manufacturers, and all those with associated interest in e-commerce. Contents: End-to-End Logistics Solutions; Mail Creation and Accessing Services; Service Delivery.
Full Description
Mail Technology Evolution to e-Revolution explores how rapid technological advances and liberalization of the postal world is transforming individuals and business customers' options and expectations.
Contents
Part 1 End-to-end logistics solutions: the use of technology roadmapping as a tool to manage technology developments and maximize the value of research activity,
R. Brown and R. Phaal Centrally managed support services for distributed network systems,
S. Kupski
The development of a tool for optimizing the multi-task scheduling problem of a mail centre's local distribution operation,
N. Jakobi et al
How modern technology can be effectively used to enhance the efficiency of commercial vehicle fleet management,
S.F. Wells
Coupling geographical route planning systems with sequencing machine,
B. Volta and M. Dupont
The past, present and future of alternatively fuelled road vehicles in The Post Office,
K. Reed
ParcelCall - continuous hierarchical track and trace,
T. Caesar and H. Walischewski
Real-time, remote-read container tracking in a hostile environment,
J. Cooper Moran et al.
Part 2 "e": packaging bits, delivering atoms -meeting the e-commerce challenge,
J.F. Marks
Building delivery capabilities for the e-economy,
D. Allum and B. Harris
E-fulfilment,
D.J. Miller
E-forwarding - get what you want where you want it,
D. Blasche
Aesthetic hybrid mail - new application vistas,
H. Westerholt
Hybrid mail - from a print service to e-messaging,
P. McMillan
The strategic pipeline analysis SPan project,
J. Ballantyne et al
Last mile e-delivery as the bridge to the future,
K. Reich and W. Rosenbaum.
Part 3 Mail creation and accessing services: design for accessibility - the personal information point,
J. Coy et al
Assessing the security of postal franking machines for the Post,
P.J.A. Catherwood
IPMAR, the common criteria, and the future evaluation of postage metering machines,
D.P. Coward.
Part 4 Service delivery: eye of the future - innovations in pattern recognition for postal automation,
J.F. Contrata et al
Improving accessibility in the workplace - manual data entry in video coding,
J. Coy et al
Performance optimization of address reading systems using evolutionary algorithms,
M. Schussler
The address interpretation project - realizing the vision,
K.D. Willy and G. Young
Multi-lingual address readers -expanding reading skills to non-Latin alphabets,
U. Miletzki
Address block location on "flats" mail,
J. Coy et al
A post central task handler - a powerful but pragmatic mail network solution,
D. Keane and M. Macaulay
Interactive video coding - the key to financial success,
H.J. Grundmann and W. Rosenbaum
Improving the decoding of corrupted four state barcodes,
R. Swann and J. Coy
Designing the future of mail processing,
C. Eldridge and S. Dalton
Virtual selections,
G.C. Hopkins and K.M. Jones
Predictive maintenance of a parcel sorting machine,
D. Thieriot
The worldwide advanced network distribution (WAND) project,
S. Tansey et al
Sequencing and merging - the Romec concept,
G.C. Lennard and D. Britton
IMP operating mode systems,
P.W. Morris
Advanced customer bar codes,
F. Gillet and C. Caillon
