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<blockquote data-quote="beentheredonethat" data-source="post: 145726" data-attributes="member: 4886"><p>TSCer, I am not one that blindly follows the company line. I also believe that in many areas PAS hasn&#039;t worked out well. I believe this is due, more to UPS managment creating deadlines that forced the PAS implementation team and center team to &quot;complete&quot; a center before it was really complete.&nbsp; In many centers there is vasts improvements in NDPPH. Also, training time in the preload has dropped from months to days. The biggest gains to UPS is just starting to come out.&nbsp; Worldship 9.0 has a new feature which will allow customers to intercept pkgs for rerouting. (this won&#039;t be available til 2nd qtr 2007).&nbsp; This offering is due to UPS having PAS. There&#039;s other service offerings that will be offered that is still not available to most UPS mgmt. These other new offerings should be beta tested in the fields in 2008.&nbsp;&nbsp; With the information and infrastructure we now have in place, we will be offering more services that FEDEX won&#039;t be able to match.&nbsp; A total failure, I don&#039;t think so.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="beentheredonethat, post: 145726, member: 4886"] TSCer, I am not one that blindly follows the company line. I also believe that in many areas PAS hasn't worked out well. I believe this is due, more to UPS managment creating deadlines that forced the PAS implementation team and center team to "complete" a center before it was really complete. In many centers there is vasts improvements in NDPPH. Also, training time in the preload has dropped from months to days. The biggest gains to UPS is just starting to come out. Worldship 9.0 has a new feature which will allow customers to intercept pkgs for rerouting. (this won't be available til 2nd qtr 2007). This offering is due to UPS having PAS. There's other service offerings that will be offered that is still not available to most UPS mgmt. These other new offerings should be beta tested in the fields in 2008. With the information and infrastructure we now have in place, we will be offering more services that FEDEX won't be able to match. A total failure, I don't think so. [/QUOTE]

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