Join us for this complimentary webinar

Plan for disruption. Deliver with confidence.

Disruptions aren’t a matter of if, they’re a matter of when. From natural disasters and staffing shortages to carrier interruptions or everyday mishaps, unexpected events can quickly derail your mailing and shipping operations.

In this complimentary live and interactive webinar, Pitney Bowes experts David Bilodeau and Chris Giles share how a proactive business continuity strategy can help your organization stay resilient, responsive, and in control, no matter what comes your way.

You’ll learn how to strengthen operations across four key areas:

• Maintain critical communications with offsite mailing solutions that seamlessly shift between digital and physical delivery.
• Enable a distributed workforce by giving employees the tools to send and receive mail and packages from anywhere.
• Build carrier flexibility by leveraging multiple carriers, so you can quickly adapt without delays or data disruptions.
• Make smarter, faster decisions using predictive analytics and cloud-based data to manage costs and improve performance.

Discover how the right mailing and shipping technology can unify your operations, reduce risk, and help your business adapt, recover, and grow.

Presenters:
 

David Bilodeau
Sr. Director, Product Marketing
Pitney Bowes

David is a veteran sales professional-turned-marketer, passionate about solving real business problems with creative approaches that improve how organizations mail, ship and communicate with their customers.

Chris Giles
VP Enterprise Sales and Analytics
Pitney Bowes

Chris is responsible for gathering and understanding client needs, together with developing the next generation of mailing and shipping solutions at Pitney Bowes to meet those needs and ultimately delight our clients. During his long career in the mailing and shipping industry, Chris has worked closely with sales, marketing, product management and postal authorities around the world from US and Canada, across Europe as well as Australia and Japan.