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Monday 29 October 2007 |
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16.00 - 18.00 |
Customer Forum - By invitation only |
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19.00 |
Customer Dinner - By invitation only |
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Workshop programme |
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Day 1: Tuesday 30 October 2007 |
08.30
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Registration opens /
Exhibition opens
Refreshments available in display area |
sponsorship
available |
09.00
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Welcome to The Mail Show 2007
Neil Jackson, Chief Executive, Triangle Management Services |
09.05
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Challenging the industry
Introduction from Chairman: Susan Barton, Global Postal
Industry Leader, PA Consulting |
09.10
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Making mail relevant: The
environmental issue
Jonathon Porritt, Forum for the Future |
09.30
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The importance of growth
Rory
Sutherland, Vice Chairman, OgilvyOne Worldwide |
09.50
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Making mail relevant:
Competitive technologies
Howard Wright,
Director, Futures Strategy, Pitney Bowes |
10.10
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Making mail relevant: The
perception of the recipient
Bryan Cassady,
Managing Director, Postal Solutions |
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10.30 |
Discussion Q&A |
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10.50 |
Refreshments available in the
exhibition display area |
sponsorship
available |
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11.20
12.25 |
The industry responds to the
challenges
Representatives of
organisations with different perspectives of the mail industry each give an
initial response to the challenges followed by a structured debate.
Chairman: Susan Barton, Global Postal
Industry Leader, PA Consulting
Richard Moriarty, Deputy CEO, Postcomm
Alex Smith,
Director of Strategy, Royal Mail
Mark Roy, Chief
Executive, The REaD Group
Alan
Halfacre, Chairman, Mail Users Association
Welcome
to lunch, introduction from sponsor |
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12.30 |
Buffet lunch
available in the
exhibition display area |
sponsorship
available |
13.30
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Where is the added value?
Chairman: Nick Wells, CEO, TNT Post UK
Some would argue that the
competitive focus in the UK mail market has primarily been on cost reduction
rather than innovation. We ask what is happening to value, and how can
value be enhanced? We examine the question from the varying
perspectives of a global consultancy, a major player form the wider supply
side of the mailing industry, and a representative of large users. |
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13.35
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Where is the added value: A consultant
perspective
Anna Perkins,
Postal Industry Group, PA Consulting |
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13.55
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Where is the added value: A supplier
perspective
Justin Rabett, Strategic
Solutions Architect, Williams Lea |
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14.15
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Where is the added value: A user perspective
Robert Keitch,
Direct Media Channel Development, DMA |
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14.35
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Where is the added value: the role of
accreditation
David Robottom, D&S
Consultants Ltd |
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14.50 |
Discussion Q&A |
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15.00 |
Refreshments available in the
exhibition display area |
sponsorship
available |
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15.30
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Adding Value for the future
Chairman:
John Hughes, CEO Regional Mail Services
Some posts have positioned
themselves at the forefront of looking for new uses for the mail, and
responded to the requirements of new businesses springing up alongside the
internet.
Four such organisations share what they are doing to re-define and
add value in the mail markets. |
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15.35
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Hybrid mail in a deregulated Europe
Per Nilsen, Business
Developer, Stralfors AB |
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15.55
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Simple, Secure and Green, the new mail
Charlie Lass,
Director, Viapost |
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16.15
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Recipient Choice: ViaCTT
Andre Goncalves da Silva, Operations
Manager, Correios Portugal |
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16.35
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Innovative customer partnerships
Stefan Blomqvist, CEO, 21
Grams |
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16.55 |
Discussion Q&A |
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17.10 |
Close |
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19.00 |
Drinks reception in the
exhibition display area |
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19.30 |
UK Mail Awards 2007
presentation and gala dinner
(click
here for details of the awards) |
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Day 2: Wednesday 31 October 2007
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08.45
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Registration opens
Refreshments available in display area |
sponsorship
available |
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09.20
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Enablers and barriers to more effective
competition
Chairman: Steve Patrick, Managing Director, UK Mail
Although full competition
in the UK market is now well into its second year, there are a
number of
ongoing issues which continue to impact upon the way a free market is
developing. In this first plenary of Day Two we look at three areas
where the debate continues - where Royal Mail's zonal pricing plans are
headed and how Postcomm is likely to respond; how much real progress has
been made on providing end to end competition to Royal Mail; and whether
changes earlier in 2007 mean we are progressing closer a level playing field
on VAT. |
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09.30
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Zonal Pricing - Royal Mail states its position
Luisa Fulci,
Head of Commercial Pricing, Royal Mail
An overview of the remaining issues and the
likely outcome; and the process of deployment
Gillian Lyall,
Chairman, Mailing House
Council, DMA |
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10.00 |
Progress in developing a
comprehensive end to end challenge to Royal Mail
Brief presentations from: Bob van Ierland, Director of End 2 End
development , TNT Post , Michael MacClancy, Head of
Regulation, DX
Network Services, followed by
discussion and debate |
10.30
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VAT: the recent changes
and what is still needed to create a level playing field
David Sibbick,
Mail Competition Forum |
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10.45 |
Discussion Q&A |
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11.00 |
Refreshments available in the
exhibition display area |
sponsorship
available |
11.30
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Opportunities to improve
relevance and achieve growth - now
Chairman: James Greenbury, Group Chief Executive DX Network
Services
As we continue to explore the relevance of mail, and the factors driving
growth or decline, we look more in detail at four areas of current
opportunity for the mail industry: the ole of the unaddressed mail; the
convergence of transactional and direct mail; the growth of C2C; and
providing greater certainty through tracking and day definite deliveries
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11.35
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The convergence of transactional and direct
mail; Making mail more relevant
Michael Herson, Managing
Director, The Strategy Works |
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11.50
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The growth of C2C: The quiet revolution
Angie Foong,
Country Product Manager, Ebay |
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12.05
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Creating certainty: Tracking and day definite
deliveries
Mark Davis,
EMEA Business Development Manager, Transport & Logistics, Intermec |
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12.20
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Unaddressed Mail: The link with addressed
direct mail volumes
Mark Young, Managing
Director, The leaflet Company |
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12.35 |
Discussion Q&A |
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12.50 |
Welcome to lunch,
introduction form sponsor |
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12.55 |
Buffet lunch in the
exhibition display area |
sponsorship
available |
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13.45
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Mail as part of the future media mix
Chairman: John Modd,
Director, Mail, Triangle Management Services
In the final presentations of the conference we
concentrate on the role of mail as an advertising medium, but from the
perspective of the advertising industry and the future. What are the
lessons from other media about how to re-discover relevance after a period
of relative decline? How will consumers want to be communicated with in
future? |
13.50
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Ensuring relevance:
lessons from other advertising media
Joshua G2 |
14.10
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The communication
channels for the consumer of the future
Will Rowan, Institute of Direct Marketing |
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14.30 |
Discussion Q&A |
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14.45 |
Refreshments available in the
exhibition display area |
sponsorship
available |
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Bringing it all
together
We conclude the conference with the results of Triangle's Customer
Forum, leading into our open forum with industry leaders where we challenge
them on the big issues coming out of the 2007 Mail Show, as well as
providing opportunities for questions and comments from the audience.
Chairman: John Modd,
Director Mail, Triangle Management Services |
15.10
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The results of the
customer forum: switchers and stayers
Geoff Lambert, Associate Director, Triangle Management Services |
15.25
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Postcomm Business
Customer Survey 2007
Ruth Heller, Postcomm |
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15.45
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In the Hotseat: Structured debate and question
and answer session with industry leaders
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Alex Batchelor,
Marketing Director, Royal Mail
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James Greenbury,
Group Chief Executive DX Network Services
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Steve Patrick,
Managing Director, UK
Mail
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Nick Wells,
CEO, TNT Post |
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16.30 |
Close of conference |