In a surprise move this July, the USPS House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform advanced its “Postal Service Reform Act of 2016” out of committee. Attempts in the Senate to get sim
NEW YORK, October 4th, 2016 – For the second consecutive year, Inc. magazine placed Transformations on its annual Inc. 5000 listing of the nation's fastest-growing private companies. The Fran... View More
Determining whether to shut down your internal print and mail operation and outsource to a print service provider, as opposed to keeping it in-house and potentially making a capital investment i... View More
Rancho Santa Margarita, CALIF - September 27, 2016 - Melissa Data, a leading provider of global contact data quality solutions, today announced active data quality tools and... View More
The Problem. We’ve all seen it: trays and bins of mail with those bright yellow stickers returned to our office. It’s embarrassing as management seeks out to answer why the organization is... View More
While businesses are expected to spend more overall on marketing this year, direct mail is losing ground to digital channels — fast. Look at these predictions for 2016: · &... View More
In part one of this series, which ran in the July/August issue, we made the case for adding new channels to your direct mail, thereby turning a mailing into a campaign. Now we’ll discuss the p... View More
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA – September 23, 2016 – Printware, the leader in prepress and digital solutions, announces the launch of the new www.iJetColor.com website for print professionals featurin
It wasn’t long ago that the idea of interconnected appliances and machine-to-machine communication was largely science fiction. Engineers and software developers dreamed of smart cars, smart refrige
I remember the countless choices offered during the last several decades. As I sit in my writer’s garret pondering the changes, I realize, in the end, one always wins out. Is it the best in quality
Orlando, Fla., Sept. 15, 2016 – As many mail-production facilities shift to plain-paper-factory operations, they hope to reap such benefits as reduced inventory and storage costs, time savings... View More
The Smithsonian’s National Postal Museum today launched a new virtual exhibition, “America’s Mailing Industry,” telling the story of the partnership between the U.S. Postal Service... View More
Most of what is written about inkjet printing is focused on what happens at the print step. As companies evaluate their options for migrating from toner or offset environments, they may be think... View More
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — August 18, 2016 — Thiele Technologies’ feeder team will proudly introduce three new products at Graph Expo 2016, September 25-28, at the Orange County Convention... View More
Editor's Note: This is the final part of a three-part series. Click here to read parts one and two. When we think of Direct Mail, these important factors usually come to mind: the offer, the des... View More
Ah, the Mail Moment! You come home from work, feed the cats, feed the dog (at least that how it works in my house), and get the day’s mail out of the mailbox. Flipping through it, you see a po... View More
Rochester, N.Y. – September 1, 2016: In an effort to help direct mailers understand and prepare for the USPS regulatory changes coming next month, BCC Software is proud to announce an educatio... View More
From rates.ups.com: Effective December 26, 2016*, the published rates for our services will increase. This supports the ongoing investments we continue to make in the speed, scope and coverage o... View More
As recently as 20 years ago, mailing systems were standalone devices that only plugged into a power outlet. When the meter needed to be filled, it was taken to the Post Office, where they added... View More