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16:00 - Address reading for efficient sorting at B<strong>Post</strong><br />

Michael Schalk, project manager Logistics Division, Vitronic Dr.-Ing. Stein Bildverarbeitungssysteme GmbH,<br />

Germany<br />

B<strong>Post</strong> operates Vitronic’s camera-based reading systems for efficient sorting in their postal sortation centres.<br />

Barcodes, the entire address as well as packstation number on packages are captured fully automatic at fast<br />

conveyor speeds (2.5 m/s ). Besides this OCR application, real-time video coding terminals and image archiving are<br />

installed. Non machine-readable addresses are transmitted to video coding terminals where employees update<br />

the address information. Additionally, the measurements of the packages are captured with Vitronic’s laser-based<br />

volume measurement, which is essential for the introduction of the new bpack packstations. Archived images are<br />

used for documentation and process optimisation.<br />

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16:15 - manual work in a postal organisation<br />

Mikko Mertjärvi, managing director, Optiscan Group, Finland<br />

Not all trends (automation) are suitable for everyone; manual work can deliver benefits with far smaller capital<br />

costs and risks. Quality, efficiency, flexibility and competitiveness can be improved through technology, but best<br />

results can be achieved by intelligent combination of human labour and automation. Human labour is still the<br />

best production tool that scales and adapts as needed. Systems can be used to enable efficiency and high-quality<br />

output from a much wider worker potential than was traditionally possible. Semi-automated systems require few or<br />

no specialist technical skills to maintain, and enable manual operations at system failure. Technology can’t solve all<br />

problems.<br />

16:30 - materials management/container inventory and flow management with rFId<br />

Bo Helmer Larsen, director of Sales, <strong>Post</strong>al Division, Lyngsoe Systems AS, Denmark<br />

A new high-tech RFID solution is in operation, managing 70,000 roll cages. This system provides you with a complete<br />

insight into where your transport materials are and where they are going. It is a fully automated system: a front-end<br />

technology eliminating manual track-and-trace activities combined with directional real-time data, thus ensuring<br />

100% visibility in your postal workflow of containers carrying mail in your logistics system. The system enables cost<br />

savings and improved quality of service.<br />

16:45 - 17:00 Q&A<br />

09:30 - 11:45 - digital and Physical Convergence<br />

Challenge<br />

09:30 - delivery innovation<br />

Jacob Johnsen, CEO, Ipostes, Denmark<br />

After serving the public with letter delivery for centuries, posts are now delivering using electronic media, like<br />

e-mails, SMS, internet, etc. wherever the public has communication needs. Is this divergence of the business or<br />

an innovative evolution of the postal role? From collection of mail to the delivery, postal operators must think<br />

about what their present role is and what the future role should be. Why do people turn to the post for their<br />

communication needs? What is the strength of a global network, of the legal framework to protect messaging,<br />

society’s trust in honesty and reliability?<br />

Experiences<br />

09:50 - review your mail online at your ePoBox<br />

Essam Al Saghir, technical expert, Emirates <strong>Post</strong>, United Arab Emirates<br />

Log in to your ePoBox and review the images of all your mail that was sorted by sorting machines, plus receive<br />

notifications for your registered mail online in your ePoBox. Interface the sorting machines with a postal back-end<br />

system to collect all letter images for each PO box, and at the same time capture a copy of all notifications for<br />

registered, parcel, EMS and money order postal services and post them in the ePoBox. Customers are able to review<br />

all their mail online before they drive to their PO box.<br />

10:10 - Impact of digital postal box versus traditional mail postal boxes: the Namibian experience<br />

Ambrosius Ipinge, general manager: <strong>Post</strong>al Services, Namibia <strong>Post</strong>, Namibia<br />

Due to frequent changes in the dynamic communication market, Nam<strong>Post</strong> has to be flexible and open itself up to<br />

current market trends. The company has embarked on a transformation project that includes digital postal boxes,<br />

e-shopping and self-kiosks units.<br />

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