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Best place to work Workers at freight giant DHL and tech firms Atlassian and Salesforce are onto something; they're already at the best places to work in Asia Pacific, according to a new survey. The three companies topped their respective categories - multinationals, large companies and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) - in the Great Place to Work Institute's Best Workplaces 2016 survey. Omnicom, Google, EMC and Marriott rounded out the top five in the multinational sector, while Aussie retailer Mecca Brands, Indian IT company RMSI Private, the Korea Airports Corporation and another Australian retailer, kikki.K, were on Atlassian's heels in the Large Workplaces (more than 501 employees) list. In the SME sector (50-500 employees), the Singapore office of US-headquartered Salesforce topped an otherwise Australia-dominated list, with financial services company Optiver Australia coming in second, followed by fellow Aussies the Physio Co, The Entourag

DHL Parcel – along with the Finnish postal operator Posti and Bring, a subsidiary of the Norwegian postal operator Posten Norge – are joining forces to jointly offer a dedicated B2C infrastructure for parcel deliveries across Scandinavia, Finland and the Baltic states. 

CHINA WILL SOON BE THE LARGEST MARKET FOR ONLINE TRADE Increasing urbanization and catch-up consumer spending among the growing Chinese middle classes will play a significant role. Over the coming years, China will develop into the largest market for online trade and DHL intends to play an active role in this journey.  At the end of July 2015, we put a new DHL eCommerce terminal into operation in Shanghai. By the end of 2015, two additional delivery points in North and South China were set up and running. In future, the new terminal in Shanghai is to be the central consolidation center for the international dispatch of goods manufactured in China.  What’s more, we will offer individual dispatch solutions for online retailers in the USA and Europe shipping to China. The Chinese eCommerce sector offers enormous potential. In the first five months of 2015 alone, revenue had already reached the level recorded for 2014 as a whole. China is changing – and redefining its ro

Hi all, Today I had a very interesting talk with a key account manager at one of our biggest logistics compagnies in Belgium. We at DHL Express Belgium, are positioning ourselves within the e-com marketplace. Networking and cross selling will be a important activity in order to penetrate and look for synergies in  this huge market. Looking at our opportunities today...

A few months ago, while still working in the Human Resources business I attended the yearly seminar for  boosting  our sales business. One of the guest speakers was Steven Van Belleghem, most popular guest speaker at the moment. During an animated, well presented 30 minutes show, Steven came to the following conclusion...

Finally our Ecommerce plan is getting up and running. After a first meeting with all parties involved we set out the scope, the necessary tool kit and the strategy. My focus as a group leader is monitoring the pipeline and results, triggering the internal organisation by organising workshops etc, developing a knowledge center and attending network meetings and other activities within the ebusiness world. This is booming business. 90% of our time is being absorbed by networking, meetings with logistic partners and keeping an eye on the ecom world.

Hello, Finally we've got our industry approach on consumer and ecommerce up and running. Still looking for the right formats, uniform look & feel and interesting tool kit material; in the main while we're heading of for a sucessfull start. Have a look please,...