Mailing & Fulfillment 208

Channel Access
 

High-Volume Stakes

Pre- and post-press needs, specifically feeding, folding, and inserting for digitally printed mailing applications—both transactional and direct mail—are evolving.

Common Ground

Before high-speed production inkjet systems hit the mainstream, many offset printers relied on inkjet addressing and barcode printers to add variability such as addresses and barcodes.

Moving On Up

Mailing and fulfillment operations benefit from the latest technologies.

 

Speed & Simplicity for Static Runs

Depending on the application, varying print technologies offer the user choice.

 

2014 DPS Readers’ Choice Awards

Congratulations to this year’s Top 30 award winners; these companies generated the highest reader interest throughout the year.

Effective In-House Printing

B&W printing is used for specific applications. Dedicated commercial printers may consider a B&W press integral to the business based on services offered. In plants are among those that find an advantage with B&W production.

Speedy Delivery

Companies producing high-volume transactional output (HVTO) need to be effective in a world where digital communications are increasingly popular and postal regulations are modernizing.

Considering DR, Continuity Plans

The assurance that a corporation’s critical data—including data flow, storage, archive, and usage—is secure and accessible shortly after any disaster is critical to the success and survival of an organization.

Planning for Graph Expo 2014

This year’s Graph Expo takes place from September 28 to October 1, 2014 at Chicago, IL’s McCormick Place.

Prepping for Graph Expo 2014

This year’s Graph Expo takes place from September 28 to October 1, 2014 at Chicago, IL’s McCormick Place.

Graph Expo Highlights – Extended Web Version

This year’s Graph Expo takes place from September 28 to October 1, 2014 at Chicago, IL’s McCormick Place.

Keep it Clean

Data hygiene is critical to effective personalized marketing. Sending information to outdated and misspelled names or including the wrong address results in poor response rates.