by Meg Bailey | Nov 26, 2020
We challenge you to consider whether your current lost and found process is sustainable Sustainability is defined as the ‘avoidance of the depletion of natural resources in order to maintain an ecological balance’. Therefore, a sustainable lost and found process...
by Meg Bailey | Nov 19, 2020
What we learnt about the future of the transport industry from our first virtual conference The transport industry is certainly facing its fair share of challenges at present. With COVID-19 still impacting how we’re travelling (or not for that matter), operators have...
by Meg Bailey | Nov 12, 2020
Could this lockdown be an opportunity for growth? Plus, is anywhere really ‘closed’? The inevitable has happened again. England has been plunged into another lockdown, lasting (hopefully) for just 4 weeks, until the 2nd December. As expected, this has caused immense...
by Meg Bailey | Nov 3, 2020
Could this year be the busiest Christmas period for courier companies yet? What are the threats? As a nation, we are becoming increasingly dependent on postage and delivery with 2.6 billion packages sent during 2018/19. This is a huge increase from just 1.7 billion...
by Meg Bailey | Oct 29, 2020
Our leading lost and found software has been granted approved supplier status again Companies that are part of the G-Cloud 12 framework are listed on the online governmental directory known as the Digital Marketplace. This is a programme established by the Crown...
by Meg Bailey | Oct 27, 2020
Source: Andy F / TfL lost property office on Baker Street Delve into how the famous TfL lost property office handles over 333,000 items of lost property every year We all depend on public transport to get us to work, to school, to the shops and to travel all over the...
