MaltaPost has said that it is proud to announce that it has been awarded the World Mail Security Award during the prestigious 11th World Mail awards held recently in Copenhagen, Denmark.
The World Mail Awards were conceived as a result of discussions at the internationally recognised World Mail & Express Conferences – the unique forum for industry leaders and key decision makers to discuss strategy. As the industry developed and evolved much debate had been focused on ways of encouraging and publicising best practice within the mail industry worldwide; out of this grew the concept of the World Mail Awards, which were formally launched in 2000. The awards, which are now in their 11th year, are highly respected by the stakeholders in the industry.
The Security Award was aimed at the mail operator, security organization or supplier who, in the view of the panel, has done the most in the past year to assist detection and/or prevention of crime or fraud in the postal process.
MaltaPost said that it’s security programme has been designed to ensure that any criminal or fraudulent behaviour is either prevented in the first instance or detected in its earliest stages. This all inclusive program entails extensive ongoing training and investment in new equipment. These initiatives, coupled with additional improvements in the company’s integrity of mail processes, have resulted in a more secure environment which has also enhanced the public’s awareness and confidence in the system.
The winners were announced at a recent presentation ceremony held in conjunction with the annual World Mail & Express Europe conference where awards are presented by sponsoring organisations.
Other awards were presented as follows:
Corporate Social Responsibility – Korea Post
Customer Service – 21 Grams
e-Commerce – Posten Norden
Growth – InPost
Industry Leadership – Johnny Thijs CEO Belgian Post
Innovation – LibanPost
People Management – New Zealand Post
Quality – Post Danmark
Retail Project – Belgian Post
Technology – Solystic
Transformation – LibanPost
1 Comment To "MaltaPost awarded the World Mail Security Award"
#1 Comment By mickh911 On October 1, 2011 @ 11:06 pm
as a matter of interest i would like to ask readers of this web site, how many people have had parcels delivered to them, only to find items missing , and how many people who were expecting parcels, never recived them.
this has happened to me twice in recent years and am curious if it has happened to others