Suitability of Rail for Network Distribution Center Mail Transportation – 13XG034NO000

The U.S. Postal Service has a long history of transporting mail on rail dating back to the early 1800s. However, the Postal Service today mainly uses trucks to transport its surface mail across the country while its competitors, such as FedEx and UPS

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Timeliness of Mail Processing at the Hartford, CT P&DC – 13XG037NO000

Delayed mail adversely impacts mailers and U.S. Postal Service customers. Missed opportunities could cause some to seek alternatives to the mail. Analysis of delayed mail identified the Hartford P&DC as a facility with high delayed mail volume. Ou

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Parcel Capacity in the Processing Network – 13XG036NO000

Strong customer demand for goods purchased over the Internet has driven growth in the package market in an otherwise declining mail market. This growing package segment provides the Postal Service an opportunity to help counter the reduction in Firs

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Review of the US Postal Service Knowledge Management Process – 13RG019DP000

Knowledge management is the use of strategies and processes designed to identify, capture, structure, value, leverage, and share an organization's intellectual assets to enhance its performance and competitiveness. Knowledge management requires two c

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Delivery Unit Optimization (DUO) Process – 13XG035DR000

In December 2010, the Postal Service™ established guidelines for the Delivery Unit Optimization (DUO) initiative. The guidelines established a standardized program designed to increase operational efficiencies by relocating delivery operations into c

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