Both UPS and FedEx have this option when they transport the package to the destination city, and then pass to USPS (your post office) for delivery to your house/apartment. They have had this for several years now (2-3?).
I never remember the actual terms, - one of them is called " [something] innovations". That might be "M.. Innovations" in your UPSMI.
Those options are used as the cheapest delivery options by the some retailers.
"Induction" means that UPS passed it to USPS, and then in 1-2 (3?) days USPS will hopefully delivery it to you.
HTH, Igor
On May 13, 2016, at 5:44 PM, Stanley Halpin wrote: I ordered my copy of the Annual when it became available. Chose low-dollar shipping option. It was printed/shipped quite promptly via the UPSMI system. A new UPS offering? Since then, I am not sure where it has been, the status-check has been remarkably uninformative. But a check a few minutes ago yielded this message, one which I have never seen before: Package enroute to USPS for induction I am not quite sure what sort of ceremony they have for inducting books into the USPS, but I hope it is one that properly recognizes the stature of this particular book! stan
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