How Indiana University successfully transitioned to UPS

October 10, 2019 | E&I Cooperative Services

Indiana University (IU) was exploring the possibility of switching their small packaging and express delivery service provider. Here’s why they ultimately made the decision to switch – and how E&I and UPS made the transition smooth and seamless.

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