Thursday, September 24, 2015
World postal
news: New cutting edge technology for Post Office
In the UK, Post Office Ltd has signed
a five-year contract with the DVLA that will enable drivers to renew their
photocard driving licences using new world-class technology.
The enhanced service means that from
next spring, selected Post Office branches will have a dedicated counter
position where drivers renewing the photograph on their 10-year licence will
have their paperwork scanned into a computer, their photograph taken, an
electronic signature captured and the data sent immediately by secure
electronic link to the DVLA. The DVLA will then check the application and post
a new photocard licence to the driver.
Alan Cook, Post Office’s managing
director, said: “We will be the first post office in the world to use
groundbreaking technology for document and identity verification technology in
this way and it puts us in a strong place to use the trusted Post Office brand,
our unrivalled network and our experienced staff to bid for other major
government contracts.”
The new technology will be installed
in up to 750 Post Office branches around the UK . Initially the technology will
just be used for 10-year photocard renewal but it may be extended to include
other driver transactions.
Do you think India post also
move in this way to get more revenue ??
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
NATIONAL
INSURANCE TIE UP WITH POSTAL DEPARTMENT FOR PMBSY :-
The National Insurance Company, on Monday, signed a
memorandum of understanding with the Department of Posts for marketing of
insurance policies under the Pradhan Mantri Bima Suraksha Yojna. The scheme
will initially be across 800 head post offices all over India , the
company said in a press release. According to Rajesh Aggarwal, CMD, National
Insurance, around seven crore enrolments have been done by all companies, of
which, two crore enrolments are from poorer sections of society. National
Insurance has enrolled almost half of total enrolment (around 3.5 crore), it
said in a release.
Source: The Hindubusinessline
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
2nd September
strike ::
All India
Association of Postal Supervisors-General Line (AIAPS (gl) ) decided NOT
to participate in the 2ndSeptember strike called by National trade
Union centres.
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