13 Nov 2019, 15:09
13 Nov 2019, 16:21
13 Nov 2019, 19:17
oypostie wrote:and the figures will still bear no relation to what arrives in the offices![]()
15 Nov 2019, 18:41
SpacePhoenix wrote:oypostie wrote:and the figures will still bear no relation to what arrives in the offices![]()
AFAIK the new system doesn't have part fills
17 Nov 2019, 18:56
midegarelu wrote:SpacePhoenix wrote:oypostie wrote:and the figures will still bear no relation to what arrives in the offices![]()
AFAIK the new system doesn't have part fills
The new system relies on "average container fill" being taken to the limit.
Each container will be scanned once only. This then covers arrival, sort and dispatch.
Having looked at the figures over a long period of time (over two years), the main losers will yet again be Delivery.
Over the course of a week the amount of mail arriving in each container varies from day to day, but RM are insisting that 1 acf for every day is sufficient.
This means that on Tuesday when volumes are light then Delivery will get a higher figure than at the moment, conversely Wednesday will produce a lower figure.
Over the course of a week the figures will average out, but planning daily deliveries on the figures produced will end in disaster.