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?
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Traditional print, both large and small offset, produced magazines, textbooks, brochures and stationery. Digital printing consisted more of on-demand, short-run jobs, including self-mailers and postcards, along with variable data pieces containing customer-specific information. The bindery primarily completed the finishing and assembly process. It was here that we realized that mailing was simply another "finishing" process.
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