Usps Oig Report Mobile Delivery Device Program вђ 21stо Mobile delivery device program. background. mobile delivery devices (mdd) are handheld scanners that replaced two existing, paired devices – the intelligent mail devices and clamshell cell phones. letter carriers use mdds on the street to track package delivery in real time. this tracking capability, known as package visibility, is essential. Subject: audit report – mobile delivery device program (report number cp ar 17 008) this report presents the results of our audit of the mobile delivery device program (project number 16bg019cp000). we appreciate the cooperation and courtesies provided by your staff. if you have any questions or need additional information, please contact.
Usps Oig Report Mobile System Review 21st Century Postal Worker The mdd program has improved package visibility and achieved a key metric: reducing intelligent mail device repair and help desk costs by [redacted] million for fiscal year 2016. however, the postal service did not achieve two of the three key performance metrics identified in the dar: (1) average time to post delivery scan data to the tracking. Mobile delivery devices (mdd) are new handheld scanners that allow u.s. postal service letter carriers to track package delivery in real time. package visibility is essential for the postal service to be competitive and also to support package growth. mdds replace the intelligent mail device (imd) and clamshell cell phones that letter carriers. The postal service recently invested nearly million to purchase and deploy 284,000 mobile delivery device technology refresh (mdd‑tr) scanners at postal facilities. carriers use these handheld scanners to track package delivery in real time. these scanners are supported by multiple cellular service providers to collect and transmit data to. 2000s. the year 2000 marked the dawn of a new millennium, but its first decade held significant tumult for the postal service. the attacks of september 11 killed nearly 3,000 people and shook america’s sense of security. the following month, letters containing anthrax were mailed to journalists and members of congress.
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