United Parcel Service (UPS) is a leading global commerce facilitator, offering an unmatched array of traditional and electronic commerce services. Businesses utilize UPS’ unsurpassed international network to facilitate the three flows of the global supply chain: goods, information, and funds.

Because of that network, UPS is well positioned to meet the increasing demands of businesses challenged by the new made-to-order, just-in-time supply chain. The company can provide superior time-definite worldwide delivery options, programs to quickly process information, and services to speed the flow of funds. Utilizing a multi-billion dollar technology investment, UPS connects buyers and sellers worldwide through e-commerce.

UPS provides total solutions to meet customers’ needs, including Express service, freight services (air, ocean, and ground), international trade services (customs brokerage, supplier management), logistics & distribution services, and post-sales support.

UPS serves more than 220 countries and territories worldwide. 2015 revenue for UPS exceeded US$48.9 billion on a volume of 4.7 billion documents and packages. UPS has spent US$15 billion on technology in the last 15 years – more than it spent on trucks. UPS is one of the world’s largest employers, with 444,000 employees.