The executives of Ghana Post has visited the Royal Mail at its Mount Pleasant Mail Center ("Mount Pleasant"), its biggest arranging office in London, for information sharing and a visit through its tasks and arranging processes.
The visit, which was worked with by Grow, Unite and Build Africa (GUBA) Enterprise, drove the Ghana Post appointment to meet with key pioneers including Antony Harvey, International Managing Director and Ben Holmes, Head of International Relations. The designation was welcome to a visit through Mount Pleasant by its supervisor, Jay Brooks.
CEO of Ghana Post, Bice Osei Kuffour said, "The visit was astonishing as it offered the chance for the Ghana Post group to encounter how productive the Royal Mail is and the way that the organization has jumped its difficulties in its 500 years of activities.
"Ghana Post being the most dependable specialist organization in the space of postal, dispatch and online business administrations and truly outstanding in the West Africa sub locale has a long way to go from the Royal Mail in regards to interest in new region of the postal worth chain and the utilization of robotization for an improved and proficient activity."
The Ghana Post group talked about potential specialized topics and requested specialized help with the advancement of current cycles to offer supreme mail administration conveyance in the sub-district.
"The Royal Mail has moved from working physically to computerizing its cycles and tasks with a vital spotlight on the utilization of innovation," Harvey of the Royal Mail showed.
The organization's utilization of innovation empowers it to deal with up to 40,000 letters per day at Mount Pleasant alone, utilizing its Intelligent Letter Sorting Machines.
Because of the decrease in letters attributable to the exorbitant interest and pattern in email use, the Royal Mail is right now focusing on bundle administrations across the UK with the foundation of package Super Hubs in the North-West of England and starting around 2023, the Midlands.
With the flood in web-based retail deals, the Royal Mail is seeing a greater drive for bundle benefits and is as of now handling up to 800,000 packages a day in its Warrington super center.
"The visit as worked with by GUBA, in addition to other things, is important for our plan of guaranteeing cooperative energy between native Ghanaian organizations and comparative partners in Europe and the USA in potential areas of coordinated effort, information obtaining and specialized help," said Dentaa Amoateng MBE, CEO and President of GUBA Enterprise.
Other key agents of Royal Mail who were available at the gathering incorporate Nick Landon; Chief Commercial Officer, Kevin Cooper; Head of Processing Design and Eric Ashiagbor; London Jubilee Plant Manager.