2006–2012: The road to Omnichannel
In 2006, Swedish company Posten AB acquired Stralfors, which was then de-listed from the Stock Exchange. A couple of years later, Stralfors set up operations in the Polish town of Laskowice.
In 2009, the Swedish and Danish postal services merged to create Posten Norden, now known as PostNord. At the time Stralfors had 2,300 employees, 1,100 of them in Sweden. The company had a turnover of SEK 3.9 billion and its business activity was described as information transfer.
In 2011, Stralfors sold off its SIS business area, Strålfors Identification Solutions. SIS consisted among others of Stralfors' former Labels business area, which operated in Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Switzerland.
The reason for the sale was that Stralfors' business was to be run within its core operation. This encompassed various kinds of solutions for business communication, electronic information transfer services, fulfillment (third-party logistics) and services to optimize customers' information flows.
In 2007 one of Strålfors/Posten’s business solutions was named the best IT solution of the year by the CIO Awards. With a single data file and integration of transfer systems, customers could access all known distribution methods at the time.
This is how our commitment towards Omnichannel began.