Will parcel routing systems work in Europe
Glynn Brasington – will parcels routing systems work in Europe
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The mail in 2010
Luis Jimenez – pacing trends; future mail trends and adding value to using technology.
Read MoreE-mail catches up to snail mail, but not in security
The average daily volume of electronic mail (e-mail) is expected to grow from 9.7 bil pieces in 2000 to 35 bil pieces by 2005, while first-class mail will decline 3.6%/yr from 700 mil pieces to 583 mil pieces, respectively, according to USA Today research. The percentage of households with e-mail access was 34% in 1999, rising to 53% by 2001, according to a Pitney Bowes telephone survey.
Read MorePitney Bowes to Showcase Advanced Mail, Messaging And Document Management Solutions at Mailcom 2000
Pitney Bowes to Showcase Advanced Mail, Messaging And Document Management Solutions at Mailcom 2000
Read MoreU.S. Postal Service and Pitney Bowes Form Mailing Industry Task Force
March 27, 2001 — United States Postal Service Deputy Postmaster General John Nolan and Michael J. Critelli, Chairman and CEO, Pitney Bowes have announced at the National Postal Forum in Orlando, FL, the formation of a Mailing Industry Task Force. The primary goals of the task force are to assess the current role and value of hard copy mail in business and consumer communications, evaluate the competitive environment affecting the industry’s future, and identify opportunities for future growth.
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