TNT launches 'Mobile Worker' in Kuwait and Bahrain
- Kuwait: Sunday, February 25 - 2007 at 12:27
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TNT Express, the world's leading B2B express delivery company has launched its 'Mobile Worker' communication units in Kuwait and Bahrain which enable drivers to send and receive delivery information in real-time through one hand-held scanner.
"We will introduce 'Mobile Worker' units in our vehicles in Kuwait which will significantly improve the speed and efficiency of our delivery operations," said Richard Clayton, Country Manager - Kuwait, TNT Express.
"Mobile Worker" consolidates seven different communication systems into one unified and multi-functional solution and enables customers across the world to track their shipments in less than five minutes of pick up or delivery. This is particularly useful for those operating time critical businesses."
The 'Mobile Worker' unit was launched in the UAE last year and the company is planning to introduce the hand-held scanners in Saudi Arabia by year-end.
"By implementing a 'single system' solution, TNT can deploy this technology across its network without the need to install and maintain a server infrastructure in each country. This will help create savings of up to 70 per cent," added Clayton.
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For further information please contact:
Rodney Ellis
Commercial & Marketing Manager - Gulf
TNT Express
P.O. Box 15321, Dubai, U.A.E,
Tel:+ 9714 2955519, fax + 9714 2949615
or
Sarada Chellam
MCS/Action, PO Box 20970, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Tel: +9714 390 2960; fax; +9714 390 8161
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