Mailing/Fulfillment - Postal Trends

In 1918, the Bureau of Printing and Engraving made a specific and, in the scheme of Washingtonian blunders, relatively minor mistake.

MailPro is a new Mail Professional Training Program introduced jointly by Idealliance and Epicomm.

Acting Chairman Robert G. Taub pointed out a number of issues that have impeded the USPS’ efforts to stabilize its financial position.

For Q2 of fiscal year 2016, the USPS reported operating revenue of $17.7 billion. Net loss for the quarter was $2.0 billion.

A new joint survey demonstrates that young voters pay close attention to political mail, favoring it over other types of political ads.

The PRC’s review finds that the USPS FY 2015 Report, FY 2016 Plan failed to meet three of four goals, partially met the fourth goal.

A new employee survey proves what countless postal workers have been saying for years: The USPS is a horrible place to work.

Where the USPS sees an opportunity to expand the Flats Sequencing System to more ZIP codes, mailers see a backdoor rate increase.

A free webinar from AccuZIP will show attendees how to deliver trusted, honest and relevant communications.

A potentially powerful partner to magazine publishers is arising in the world of data-driven digital advertising: the U.S. Postal Service. OK, you can stop laughing now. I’m serious. A new USPS venture called Informed Delivery could create huge opportunities for our industry. The possibilities are probably bigger than even postal officials realize. But I’m dubious as to whether our industry is up for the task.