UPS launches new tech-enabled healthcare solutions

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UPS launches new tech-enabled healthcare solutions

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December 20, 2019

As part of the company’s ongoing business transformation, UPS today announced further service enhancements for existing and new healthcare and life science customers. UPS will offer a new portfolio of tech-enabled sensing and monitoring solutions to help with the highest-quality visibility, tracking and management options for critical healthcare shipments.

In addition, all UPS healthcare operations will align under a technology-driven quality management and certification system to help meet high-quality operating standards and to simplify performance verification. To accomplish this, UPS is forming a dedicated Healthcare and Life Sciences (HCLS) unit.

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