What is EMS?
• A: • EMS (Enhanced Message Service) adds new powerful functionality to the well known SMS standard. Allowing mobile phone users to add life to SMS text messaging, EMS offers new ways to express feelings, moods and personality in wireless messages. It will expand the base of applications which use wireless messaging, since EMS allows the opportunity to send a combination of simple melodies, pictures, sounds, animations, modified text and standard text. Furthermore, EMS will connect the wireless world to the internet, allowing users to download pictures and ring tones to their phone. EMS works with the existing infrastructure laid down for SMS, as well as utilizing the same familiar user interfaces and remaining compatible with existing mobile devices.
An Environmental Management System (EMS) is a management tool for evaluating the activities of an organization, identifying the environmental impacts associated with those activities and managing resources to reduce those impacts. EMS can help an organization stay in compliance with environmental requirements. The key concepts of an EMS are intended to help an organization understand the full range of its environmental impact, prioritize and effectively manage its programs, and track and document its progress.
Emergency Medical Services, more commonly known as EMS, is a system that provides emergency medical care. It is activated by a call for help, after an incident of serious illness or injury. The focus of EMS is emergency medical care of the patient(s). EMS is most easily recognized when emergency vehicles or helicopters are seen responding to emergency incidents. But EMS is much more than a ride to the hospital. It is a system of coordinated response and emergency medical care, involving multiple people and agencies. A comprehensive EMS system is ready every day for every kind of emergency. [Return to the top] 2. What are the components of an EMS system? EMS is an intricate system, with each component having an essential role as part of a coordinated and seamless system of emergency medical care.
• Express Mail Service – EMS is an express delivery service which connects more than 190 countries and territories worldwide. • A priority mail service – EMS is provided by the Post as their postal express service for documents and merchandise. EMS takes priority over other postal services. • Convenient – EMS can be sent from Post Office counters in over 190 countries or it can be collected from customer’s premises. The EMS network has the most customer access points in the world based on Post Office counters. • Largest delivery network worldwide – EMS postal operators have the largest last mile coverage worldwide supported by the postal delivery network. • EMS offers the following main characteristics*: • acceptance at any Post Office or pick up from customer’s premises, • priority handling from acceptance to delivery in the destination country or territory, • end-to-end tracking, • signature on delivery, • delivery of items at addressee’s premises. * Depending on the features of the
