E COMMERCE BUSINESS CENTER (ECBC)
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E-commerce is one of the main drivers for postal delivery businesses that fill the gap due to the decrease in the number of mails. Between 2011 and 2014, global packets of small packages and placements by Posts worldwide increased by 48% to reach 357 million items. In Asia and Oceania, where there were about 460 million online shoppers, the share of exports grew from 25.5 to 32.9 per cent over the same period, while its share increased to 23.9 from 15 per cent. Global B2C E-commerce is worth about $ 1.2 trillion. Although smaller than business to business (B2B) e-commerce, worth more than $ 15 trillion, this segment grew faster, especially in Asia and Africa. The region also offers high potential for e-commerce growth in developing countries. E-commerce has become the focus of the working group to empower e-commerce growth under ECBC, the framework for dealing with trafficking reduces the leakage pressure of item handling at the operating level. ...learn more
Project status: Under Development
Overview / Usage
ECBC accelerates the action to develop e-commerce through an international postage network, which works in existing structures and bodies in an integrated view, to facilitate integrated co-ordination of E-commerce activities in postal and courier services.
Physical components cover all delivery services (letters, packages and EMS) and the newly created ECBC compartment (sub-category of small e-commerce postal), including support operation processes, IT systems and exchange of electronic data (EDI) exchanges, developed.
ECBC electronic or digital components are provided by online or web store integrated with the postal network to support online ordering, payment and postal fulfillment (e-fulfillment).
Methodology / Approach
The framework for e-commerce activities under ECBC encompasses a total of five project areas and 42 actions. The five project areas are:
i. Pr01 – Market development
ii. Pr02 – Postal electronic services
iii. Pr03 – Logistics (physical services)
iv. Pr04 – Interoperability
v. Pr05 – Payment
Technologies Used
ECBC helps postal organizations integrate the physical, financial and electronic dimensions of postal services, providing a legal framework, safeguarding
environmental and cost-effective solutions to enable and facilitate e-mail, e-finance, e-commerce and e-government services.
Physical components cover all delivery services (letters, packages and EMS) and the newly created ECBC compartment (sub-category of small e-commerce postal), including support operation processes, IT systems and exchange of electronic data (EDI) exchanges, developed. ECBC electronic or digital components are provided by online or web store integrated with the postal network to support online ordering, payment and postal fulfillment (e-fulfillment).
a) 3D Dimensioner (To send weight discrepancy )
b) New Roller Conveyor
c) Weight Scale Machines