Ecomscripts support UPS Fedex Package-delivery Business

FedEx & Ups

FedEx and UPS companies are encroaching on each other’s primary businesses (UPS on overnight delivery and FedEx on ground delivery), they are concurrently stepping up their wireless deployments as well. UPS and FedEx have used various forms of wireless technology since the late 1980s, usually proprietary processes developed with vendors. In recent years, both have switched to standards-based technologies, Bluetooth wireless links and general packet radio service (GPRS) that provide lower development and maintenance costs, greater throughput and security, and lower acquisition and deployment costs.

UPS: The UPS (United Parcel Service Inc.) shield is one of the most recognizable icons in shipping and world's largest package delivery company, as is the trademarked brown uniform that office secretaries go ga-ga over. Brown is the official sponsor of NASCAR, the NHRA, NTRA, and the Olympics. When looking at the gold shield, a person could think of security and strength. UPS prides itself on those ideas and has become the largest package delivery company in the world.

FedEx: FedEx is well-recognized slogan of package delivery company in the U.S as well chain of stores that provide a retail outlet for FedEx Express and FedEx Ground (including Home Delivery) shipping, as well as printing, copying, and binding services. The company was founded as Kinko's in 1970 by Paul Orfalea, all FedEx Office stores are corporate owned. FedEx owned more than 1800 centers in Asia, North America, Europe, and Australia with over $2 billion in revenues.

Konstant Infosolutions support the power of package-delivery business offered by UPS-FedEx, international package operations including delivery to more than 200 countries and territories worldwide with centers in Asia, Australia and Europe.