Mailing/Fulfillment - Hardware

In-plants that manage both print and mail say it streamlines their workflow, saves money and enhances their value. A new IPI research report examines the mailing services in-plants offer, the mailing technologies they are installing, how they charge back for mail services, and more.

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.

Hear results of our latest research into software used by in-plants and how it is helping them beat the challenges of staff shortages. 

Bring rigor and precision to the flow of inkjet work throughout your plant by attending this informative webinar!

East Tennessee State University Postal Services embarked on an aggressive plan to revamp the entire department. Its success in doing this earned the operation IPMA's Mail Center of the Year award.

Discover how Modern Postcard designs effective direct mail programs by selecting the right audience, direct mail type, and messaging.

“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.

The impact of design decisions on postage spend can be overlooked while calculating the cost of mailpiece design in direct marketing.

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.