Mailing/Fulfillment - Postal Trends

“Told you so. Now don’t try to slap us with a Stupidity Tax.” That, in essence, is the magazine industry’s response to the USPS.

Printing, imaging and mailing industry executives met with congressional offices, urging support for postal reform legislation.

One of the largest and most successful university in-plants, Penn State’s Multimedia and Print Center keeps things fresh by constantly seeking new services to make its customers’ lives easier.

One would hope that, with the USPS struggling financially and facing existential crisis, Congress would step up to reinvent the agency.

To me, customer experience is the number one area where print and mail operations need to focus in 2017.

The USPS recently added $1.1 billion to its estimate of how many Forever Stamps it has sold that will never be used for postage.

When the lease was up for the mailing equipment at Geneva College’s in-plant, Joel Palmer thought it might be time for a refresh.

A new online survey found 54% of swing voters surveyed say they read political direct mail immediately upon receiving it.

The United States Postal Service has proposed price changes to take effect in January 2017.

Containing print production costs at your in-plant requires efficiency in all areas.