Merging Print and Mail Can Yield Big Benefits
After merging its printing and mailing operations, Brigham Young University enjoyed greater financial stability, better customer relations and improved employee job satisfaction. Could such a merger help your in-plant?
The Relationship of Print and Mail
The motivation for merging began with the realization that nearly everything we mail, we print. We began by answering three questions, "What is print, what is mail and how are they related?" We defined print as falling into three categories: traditional, digital and finishing (bindery).
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