Mailing/Fulfillment - Software

BCC Software will demonstrate how the latest release of Mail Manager featuring a companion interface (ci) offers service providers flexible control in booth B14051 at the PRINTING United Expo.

At PRINTING United Expo, BCC will show how its latest mailing preparation solutions automate postal workflows, increase efficiency, reduce costs, and maximize postal discounts.

Join our panel for a discussion on how to take corrective actions to resolve delays, bottlenecks, scheduling, and capacity errors.

For commercial and direct marketing printers, especially those engaged in any type of mailing, data management isn’t just a trendy phrase — it can mean the difference between success and failure. As such, you also need to have a comprehensive data security plan.

The future of direct mail has never looked brighter. 67% of marketers say direct mail delivers the best ROI of any channel they use. But to tap into this demand, you have to automate.

After redesigning its postal operation and upgrading it with the latest systems, East Tennessee State University Postal and Passport Services has leveraged its new efficiency to bring time and cost savings to the university.

Smart parcel locker systems are changing the way in-plants manage mail and package delivery — especially since the start of COVID-19, when touchless systems suddenly became a lot more intriguing. But what exactly makes a locker “smart”?

Though nearly 20% of government mail will typically have a delivery issue due to address problems, the State of Colorado's Integrated Document Solutions division brought that down to just 5% by implementing an address quality program. In this video, Colorado State Printer Mike Lincoln tells IPI about improvements like this that his in-plant has brought to its mail operation, and how it is using USPS Informed Delivery to provide better service to customers.

To get a better understanding of the mailing services in-plants provide, how mail and package volumes are changing and which mailing technologies in-plants are installing, we surveyed our readers and are in the midst of writing a research report. Here are some of our initial findings.

Mail is a major part of many in-plant operations. Our data shows that more than 60% of in-plants offer mailing services. To analyze the growth of in-house mail and the opportunities mail can bring, IPG has launched a new survey. It's open to all in-plants, even those that don't offer mail services, and participants are eligible for prizes.