The surge in parcel shipments creates challenges for businesses. Integrating shipping into the customer experience can be complex for businesses small and large.
Managing a mail center at a law firm can be a complex and thankless task. While your firm is selling professional services, confidentiality and data protection, you’re likely racing up and down corridors with packages and mail and a book and a pen.
Facing a shortage of revenues, higher education institutions could improve the bottom line if they lower expenses related to inefficient mailing and shipping.
Whether you view it as conformity or compliance, meeting the sending guidelines of the major carriers is critical to ensuring both accurate delivery and achieving short and long-term cost savings. In addition, meeting internal sending guidelines can make your life easier and the company’s business more efficient.
As ecommerce booms and shipping volumes increase, automated parcel sortation helps you save time and money while improving efficiency, accuracy and trackability.
The second part of a series looking at how The Giggling Pig, a small business, uses solutions to improve shipping and mailing processes and grow their business.
The U.S. Postal Service’s® Intelligent Mail® package barcode (IMpb) benefits businesses in a variety of ways. The first two posts in this series covered which parcels do or don’t require the barcode, and how to apply it correctly. The final piece of the puzzle is compliance.
Looking for more information about the U.S. Postal Service’s® Intelligent Mail® package barcode (IMpb)? This three-part series will turn you into an IMpb pro.
The Intelligent Mail® package barcode (IMpb) is the U.S. Postal Service’s® bridge between physical packages and digital information, helping to deliver world-class service and tracking. In this three-part series, we’ll cover everything you need to know about IMpb.
Back in 1955, the U.S. Postal Service created the Certified Mail® service, an initiative designed to give peace of mind to the pre-digital generation that their shipped items were getting to their intended destinations, and getting there on time.
This week, we’re taking a look at the launch of FedEx Fulfillment, free 2-day shipping from Walmart and the USPS’s new Forever Stamp, a tribute to civil rights activist Dorothy Height.
We’re taking a look at dropoff and pickup at Walgreens, the U.S. Postal Service’s trip to CES and what the Obama administration did with all of its incoming mail.
Improving the speed and efficiency of campus mail centers often comes down to how well managers are responding to their particular business challenges.
Campus mail centers must invest in intuitive, digital solutions that expedite parcel processing and send out timely delivery notifications to on-campus recipients.
Key considerations for how the legal market can kill two birds with one stone, simplifying their shipping & receiving protocols while also alleviating cost concerns.
SendSuite Parcel Management Solutions help college mail centers save up to 75 percent on parcel carrier costs and accelerate internal delivery up to 50 percent.
A single centralized platform that consolidates the processes of different carriers can make the complicated game of office shipping a simpler endeavor.
With parcel shipping driving global ecommerce to over $3.5 trillion by 2019, the need for a trusted parcel shipping partner is more important than ever for your business.
Deliv is a crowdsourced, same-day delivery provider expanding market-to-market, partnering with big-box retailers and malls that offer ship-from-store.
