Pitney Bowes Receives Patent for Placing Legacy Systems Online
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Pitney Bowes Completes Acquisition of MailCode Inc.
Pitney Bowes Inc. (NYSE: PBI), a global provider of mail and document management solutions, has acquired the remaining 43% ownership interest of MailCode, Inc. that it did not already own. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Pitney Bowes acquired 57% of the outstanding equity of MailCode, a mail processing solutions company headquartered in Lafayette, Indiana, in January of 2001.
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Pitney Bowes Shows Businesses How to Connect to Customers Using Integrated Closed-Loop Messaging at XPLOR 2002
Pitney Bowes Inc. (NYSE: PBI), a global provider of solutions that enable businesses to better engineer the flow of their communications, will demonstrate new ways integrated closed-loop messaging can help businesses connect with their customers, at the XPLOR 2002 Global Electronic Document Systems Conference and Exhibit, October 27 through October 30 at the Anaheim Convention Center.
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Pitney Bowes Improves Speed of Flagship APS Series™ Mail Inserter by 22 Percent
Pitney Bowes Inc. (NYSE:PBI) will showcase the new, higher speed of its APS Series inserter at Xplor 2002 in Anaheim, CA Oct. 27-30. The intelligent mail system will run up to 22,000 mail pieces per hour with online viewing of real-time system production.
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Pitney Bowes Integrates Mail Piece Insertion, Ink-Jet Printing, Sorting, Stacking and Strapping in a Single System Solution At Graph Expo and Converting Expo 2002
Pitney Bowes Inc. (NYSE:PBI) will exhibit ‘the complete solution’ for direct mailers at Graph Expo and Converting Expo 2002 October 6-9 in Chicago, (Booth 3238) showcasing its FlowMaster® inserter system fully integrated with ink-jet printing, sorting, stacking and strapping in a single operation for significant labor and cost savings.
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Pitney Bowes Partners with Italy’s Printel to Provide Global Automated Document Factory Solutions
Pitney Bowes Inc. (NYSE: PBI) has entered into a new international partnership with Italian owned Printel, the world’s third largest hybrid mail producer, to provide advanced integrated mail and document management solutions for Printel’s global customer base. Through the partnership, Printel will utilize Pitney Bowes as the sole technology provider for automated document factory (ADF) solutions and work together with Pitney Bowes to grow and expand the business worldwide. This becomes the single largest contract for Pitney Bowes Document Messaging Technologies, at more than $15 million, to equip Printel’s facilities and worldwide subsidiaries with inserting systems, installation and support services.
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The Power of Change Helps Merrill Lynch Achieve Maximum Profitability in Financial Statement Processing
Global Financial Leader Partners With Pitney Bowes and Four Other Companies To Save $3 Million With New Production Mail Efficiencies.
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UK: Norwich Union Maximizes "Messaging Efficiency" with Pitney Bowes Inserters and Direct Connect
As Britain's largest insurer, Norwich Union's mail and messaging requirements are immense. Following a merger with CGU in 2000 to form CGNU (AVIVA-July 1st 2002), the company decided to review its print and mail operation in a bid to improve efficiency, meet projected demand and reduce unit cost. Norwich Union's key mail processing sites - based in Iveralmond, Perth, and in Norwich itself - handle all external company mail as well as providing an outsourced mail facility for a variety of businesses throughout the UK via its Print to Post brand name.
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Innovative Partnership Helps Sprint Achieve State-of-the-Art in Statement Processing
Vision of processing 'anything, anywhere' becomes a reality. It's one thing to envision a state-of-the-art print/mail finishing center. It's another thing altogether to transform the vision of processing 'anything, anywhere' into a practical reality- especially when existing resources are incompatible and isolated, the business is growing rapidly, and applications are emerging and evolving virtually overnight. Such was the situation facing Mary Wagner, Director of Mailing Services for Sprint, one of the giants in the telecommunications industry.
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Case Study: WE Energies
In 2000, having already achieved significant success with NACHA's direct debit program as a payment option, WE Energies (formerly WE Energies) decided to proceed with an electronic bill presentment and payment (EBPP) option as a value add for its more than one million electric and nearly one million natural gas customers. The move made sense on several levels.
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