USPS Price Changes for the New Year!
Posted on 02. Dec, 2009 by Elizabeth Lombard.
Season’s Greeting! My name is Elizabeth Lombard and I am the National Postal-Carrier Manager for Pitney Bowes. In my role, I assist businesses, agencies and organizations of all sizes in not only making sense of, but also leveraging, all the USPS® regulations and changes to improve their mailstream processes.
Perhaps you read my blog from May [...]
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What’s Next for the USPS?
Posted on 04. Nov, 2009 by PBBI.
This post is written by David Robinson, Director of Postal Relations at Pitney Bowes.
On September 30th, Congress approved legislation that gave the U.S. Postal Service® a one-year reprieve on its’ obligations to pre-fund retiree healthcare benefits—averting a potential crisis as the USPS® did not have the cash on hand to make [...]
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Is Data Quality Old News?
Posted on 24. Sep, 2009 by PBBI.
There’s an old saying: “You know its time to get out of the market when the shoeshine guy is giving out stock tips.” So, does all the chatter in the press and around the blogosphere about data quality mean that its issues have already been recognized and addressed by most businesses today?
The answer is a [...]
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Mailers Prepare for January 4, 2010 – With Much at Stake Today.
Posted on 24. Sep, 2009 by PBBI.
This post is written by Matt McPartlin, Global Portfolio Director at Pitney Bowes.
As the new Global Portfolio Director for Communications Intelligence, I am continuously impressed by the way you, our customers, juggle corporate demands with the communication needs of customers and prospects. Having joined Pitney Bowes Business Insight from the industry, I can certainly [...]
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The Impact of Returned Mail
Posted on 24. Sep, 2009 by PBBI.
In this post we interview Mike Cooper, Managing Director of Emerging Business Opportunities at Pitney Bowes. Over the past year, Mike has met with organizations across the country, gaining first-hand insights on how returned mail can impact bottom line results.
Who should be concerned about return mail?
Mike: It’s a problem that affects every organization. In the [...]

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