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What is USPS?

The United States Postal Service (USPS) is an independent agency of the U.S. federal government responsible for providing postal service in the United States. It delivers mail and packages to every address in the nation. It is used for personal and business correspondence, shipping, and advertising.

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What other technologies are related to USPS?

USPS Competitor Technologies

FedEx

FedEx is a direct competitor to USPS, offering similar package delivery and logistics services.

mentioned alongside USPS in 10% (595) of relevant job posts

UPS

UPS is another major competitor of USPS, providing package delivery and supply chain management services.

mentioned alongside USPS in 3% (738) of relevant job posts

Fed Ex

Fed Ex is simply an alternate spelling of FedEx, and therefore a direct competitor to USPS.

mentioned alongside USPS in 9% (81) of relevant job posts

DHL

DHL is an international shipping and courier company that competes with USPS in certain markets.

mentioned alongside USPS in 6% (106) of relevant job posts

UPS Worldship

UPS Worldship is a shipping software used by UPS customers, making it easier to use UPS's services. As such, it indirectly makes UPS a stronger competitor to USPS.

mentioned alongside USPS in 2% (56) of relevant job posts