Origin Destination Information System-Revenue, Pieces, Weight (ODIS-RPW) is the primary probability sampling system that estimates revenue, volume, and weight. The Postal Service uses data from tests to develop new rates, assist in budget preparation
read moreIn the 1970s, the Postal Service developed a bulk mail network of 21 bulk mail centers (BMC) to support mail distribution and transportation for surface Parcel Post, Standard Mail, and Periodicals. With mailers entering more mail near final destinati
read moreThis audit will evaluate the effectiveness of the Post-implementation Review (PIR) process, as outlined in Handbook PO-408, Area Mail Processing (AMP) Guidelines, and the related savings calculations. The final step in the AMP process is the comp
read moreThe Postal Service is one of the largest real estate owners in the United States. It owns over 8,600 facilities with over 950 million square feet of land and leases over 24,600 facilities. The Postal Service may potentially own 357 land parcels natio
read morePost Office (P.O.) box service is an optional service that consists of delivery to uniquely addressable P.O. boxes of various sizes, rented to customers for a fee. These boxes are located at Postal Service facilities, subject to customer demand and t
read moreThe Enterprise Resource Management Systems (eRMS) is used to record and manage Postal employee absences. Employees call eRMS through a centralized, toll-free number to request leave and are provided a confirmation number to verify their absence reque
read moreHistorically, brick and mortar Post Offices (PO) were the main source of retail revenue for the Postal Service. However, in today’s environment, about 39 percent of retail revenue is generated from alternate access channels including; usps.com, self-
read moreProgram management is the centralized, coordinated management of a group of projects to achieve the program’s strategic objectives and benefits . Sound program management practice can help link strategic decisions with business benefits and create va
read moreNegotiated Service Agreements (NSAs) are customized and mutually beneficial contractual agreements between the U.S. Postal Service and individual mailers. These agreements provide customized pricing incentives or other arrangements justified by a shi
read moreThis audit is a follow-up to the previous Opportunities to Share Excess Resources project that was part of a series of reports addressing the 21st Century Post Office. (DA-MA-12-003, issued 2/9/12) Our objective is to evaluate the opportunites for th
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