The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT117) LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- July 11, 2007 -- UPS-RESEARCH-5 -- Mark Casey, a 26-year employee of the United Parcel Service, making a delivery in Louisville, Ky., in June 2007. Casey says the adoption of customer-generated scannable labels for packages has reduced the number of delivery mistakes. He is also alerted to packages that need special handling. The ubiquitous brown trucks, with their brown-clad drivers, are the face that UPS presents to the world. But increasingly, it is the researchers at its Atlanta headquarters, its technology center in Mahwah, N.J. and its huge Louisville hub who are asking the questions that will drive the company's future. (Geoff Oliver Bugbee/The New York Times)
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2007-07-11
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The New York Times Agency
GEOFF OLIVER BUGBEE
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