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Articles by Mark Calladine
Corporate trade: Paying for services with goods
The multinational pharmaceutical company Perrigo had 120 lines of excess product that they were unable to sell. The product sat in a warehouse and with the product depreciating in value, Perrigo engaged in a corporate trade. They ‘traded’ their product for media time and space. For their product they bought media time on Portuguese television on networks such as SIC and TVI, while in the UK their product allowed them to advertise with media companies such as JC Decaux, Hearst Magazines and Sky.
Why smarter working needs smarter logistics
The Mayor of London recently set the date for London’s new ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ); a protected area in which most vehicles will need to meet exhaust emission standards or pay a daily charge. From 8 April 2019, the most polluting cars, vans, and motorbikes will have to pay £12.50 to drive through central London, while buses, coaches and HGVs will pay £100. City Hall hopes the move, which is subject to a consultation, will result in a 50% drop in emissions by 2020.
Why smarter working needs smarter logistics
The Mayor of London recently set the date for London’s new ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ). From 8 April 2019, the most polluting cars, vans and motorbikes will have to pay £12.50 to drive through central London, while buses, coaches and HGVs will pay £100. City Hall hopes the move, which is subject to a consultation, will result in a 50% drop in emissions by 2020.
The mailroom - the forgotten facility
The first quarter of 2017 saw the UK’s private sector outsourcing market record its strongest quarterly performance in five years, with businesses agreeing deals worth £2.42 billion according to the Arvato UK Outsourcing Index. The outsourcing model continues to shape private sector strategy, enabling businesses to focus on core areas of expertise amidst a climate of increased competition.
The mailroom - the forgotten facility
The outsourcing model continues to shape private sector strategy, enabling businesses to focus on core areas of expertise amidst a climate of increased competition. Nearly every aspect of business operation is covered – IT, catering, reception, engineering maintenance, cleaning, security, waste management, office space management – the list goes on. There remains, however, one essential component of corporate performance that is generally overlooked: the mailroom.
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