Service-oriented - Die Schweizerische Post
Service-oriented - Die Schweizerische Post
Service-oriented - Die Schweizerische Post
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Mail<br />
<strong>Post</strong>Mail delivers 15 million letters each<br />
day: from greetings cards through love<br />
letters to business correspondence, direct<br />
marketing letters and newspapers. <strong>Post</strong>-<br />
Mail operates in the following market<br />
segments: private customers, business<br />
mail (invoices, account statements), direct<br />
marketing, basic mail (daily mail, especially<br />
for public authorities) and print media.<br />
85% of revenue is generated by<br />
business customers. <strong>Post</strong>Mail provides<br />
around one hundred different services for<br />
its customers.<br />
Logistics services<br />
<strong>Post</strong>Logistics is the leading logistics provider<br />
in Switzerland. Business customers<br />
benefit from a range of services available<br />
from a single source and customized<br />
advice for shipping parcels, express and<br />
courier items, as well as the transport of<br />
goods and warehouse logistics. <strong>Post</strong>Logistics<br />
also offers tailor-made services for<br />
individual customers or specific customer<br />
groups, such as import, customs clearance<br />
and local distribution throughout<br />
Switzerland, operating a spare parts<br />
warehouse, returns handling and nighttime<br />
delivery. <strong>Post</strong>Logistics guarantees a<br />
nationwide basic service for parcels.<br />
Financial services<br />
Payments, investments, retirement provision<br />
and financing: <strong>Post</strong>Finance is a retail<br />
financial institution with a comprehensive<br />
range of products and services. With a<br />
market share of around 60 percent, it is<br />
the undisputed leader in the Swiss payments<br />
market and, with yellownet, a<br />
leader in e-finance services. <strong>Post</strong>Finance is<br />
a reliable partner for private customers<br />
with low to average income and assets as<br />
well as for SMEs; it also works with large<br />
companies, public entities, cantons,<br />
the Confederation and social insurance<br />
companies. <strong>Post</strong>Finance aims to provide<br />
them all with an excellent service.<br />
Passenger Transport<br />
<strong>Post</strong>Bus Switzerland AG, a wholly owned<br />
subsidiary of Swiss <strong>Post</strong>, has a network<br />
covering 12.268 kilometres and carries<br />
over 106 million passengers a year, making<br />
it the number one provider of regional<br />
public transport in Switzerland. Outside<br />
Switzerland, <strong>Post</strong>Bus operates scheduled<br />
services in France and the Principality of<br />
Liechtenstein. 1.994 vehicles are on the<br />
road daily, carrying commuters, travelling<br />
tourist routes or providing a dial-a-ride<br />
service. <strong>Post</strong>Bus is a reliable and efficient<br />
partner for municipalities and cantons –<br />
offering scheduled services and comprehensive<br />
transport management ranging<br />
from vehicle maintenance to marketing.<br />
<strong>Post</strong> Office Network<br />
With around 2,500 post offices throughout<br />
Switzerland, <strong>Post</strong> Offices & Sales offers<br />
a unique basic service throughout the<br />
country: Switzerland has one of the densest<br />
networks in the world in terms of<br />
access points. A broad range of brandname<br />
articles, both postal and non-postal,<br />
from stamps to stationery to mobile<br />
phones, are on sale at these outlets,<br />
catering for both private customers and<br />
corporate clients.<br />
International<br />
Swiss <strong>Post</strong> International offers customers<br />
in Switzerland and abroad an attractive<br />
bulk mailing service for letters, printed<br />
matter and small consignments. SPI is<br />
represented worldwide with subsidiaries,<br />
distribution partners and joint ventures<br />
in 13 European countries, the USA and<br />
four countries in Asia. Well over half of its<br />
1,000 or so employees are based in Switzerland.<br />
SPI works together with experienced<br />
specialists around the world. We<br />
have joined forces with partners in the<br />
area of customs clearance, parcel post,<br />
courier and express services to ensure that<br />
our customers have speedy access to a<br />
truly global distribution network.<br />
Philately<br />
The Philately unit issues around 40 new<br />
stamps each year. At a time when electronic<br />
services are pushing out physical<br />
letters and stamps, the unit is supporting<br />
its existing business with topical and<br />
popular issues such as the Alinghi stamp<br />
while attempting to win collectors abroad<br />
too. Given its current customer base<br />
and supported by the high cultural value<br />
placed on stamps, the unit is building<br />
up a second pillar by offering a mail-order<br />
business with high-quality products.<br />
GHP<br />
The German-based GHP Group, with<br />
around 2800 employees, operates in<br />
seven countries and was acquired by Swiss<br />
<strong>Post</strong> in 2006. As one of the biggest European<br />
providers of dialogue marketing<br />
and customer management services, it<br />
rounds out the Swiss <strong>Post</strong> range.<br />
MailSource<br />
MailSource offers in-house postal services<br />
for companies, scanning, archiving and<br />
reception services in Switzerland, the UK,<br />
Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein, France and<br />
the USA. MailSource was established in<br />
2000 as a subsidiary of Swiss <strong>Post</strong> and is<br />
the company’s fastest-growing unit.<br />
Read more online<br />
www.swisspost.ch/ar2006links<br />
1) <strong>Post</strong>al Act<br />
2) <strong>Post</strong>al Ordinance<br />
3) <strong>Post</strong>al Organization Act<br />
4) Overview of Swiss <strong>Post</strong>’s universal services<br />
5) Swiss <strong>Post</strong>’s basic service, terms and definitions<br />
6) The Federal Council’s strategic objectives for<br />
Swiss <strong>Post</strong> 2006–2009<br />
99) Figures for the 2006 Annual Report