Mailing/Fulfillment - Software
Last week, I had the pleasure of visiting Japs-Olson of Minneapolis—a printer that can trace its roots all the way back to 1907! Japs-Olson embodies the lean manufacturing approach to today's direct mail. What I saw was a "holistic" integrated process. Japs-Olson is capable of sending more than four million pieces a day into the USPS mail stream. To do this efficiently, you need critical thinking to be applied at every stage of the process.
At its Annual Global Client Summit, Pitney Bowes announced the winners of the 2015 Brilliant Communications Awards.
Red Ventures has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Pitney Bowes’ marketing services organization, Imagitas, for $310 million
Pitney Bowes celebrated its 95th anniversary by ringing the Closing Bell on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday.
In place since 2009, the global strategic alliance between HP and Pitney Bowes has been renewed. This collaboration extends the solutions portfolio with industry-leading products such as the Pitney Bowes IntelliJet Printing System.
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Featuring innovations in service and technology that help improve and add capabilities, Bell and Howell's booth at GRAPH EXPO 14 will display a full complement of service, hardware and software solutions. In addition, solution experts will be on hand to answer questions and conduct demonstrations of the company's CartonWrap, Inveloper, Producer 22 and more.
In the future, according to a report released in May by the U.S. Postal Service Office of Inspector General (OIG), "the convergence between the increasing amount of actionable data, the ubiquity of network connectivity to integrate and share this data, and the rapid development of analytics may open up a new world of opportunities for postal operators—the "Internet of Postal Things."
The possibility of equipping the postal network (vehicles, mailboxes, mail pieces and parcels, sorting centers, etc.) with low-cost sensors will exponentially expand the capability of postal operators to collect valuable data. This new rich data sources could help
Ricoh's new Mail Integrity suite, a professional services portfolio that delivers Ricoh and third-party solutions, end-to-end implementation, integration and training, is designed to alleviate the mail workload so that customers can focus on growing their businesses. Ricoh’s Postal Enablement feature identifies address information, extracts it and presents it to a third-party postal optimization software product early in the mail process, ultimately saving money and valuable time.
At PRINT 13 in Chicago next month, Pitney Bowes will feature integrated solutions and services that are designed to help organizations, both large and small, identify ways to make the most of their print and mail operations and produce client communications that can increase revenue opportunities and build stronger relationships.