Quadient IMI Compliance Quick Reference Guide
Businesses of all sizes have long relied
on postage meters to assist in mailing
their communications. Postage meters
imprint indicia, markings that carry the
necessary postage information, directly
onto envelopes, or onto labels that affix
to envelopes or packages. Postage meters save money, since the postage meter indicia costs less than a stamp, and time, as it eliminates trips to the post office. According to the Mailing Standards of the United States Postal Service (USPS®), Domestic Mail Manual, postage meters and online postage products are collectively identified as a mailing system.
Higher Ed Reinvents Package Delivery with Intelligent Parcel Lockers
Campus mail service centers have evolved over time, just as mail has.
Before, the busiest time of day for employees was when the mail was
delivered, and it had to be sorted into individual mailboxes. As communication became more electronic, mail volume dropped, as did visits to campus mailboxes. But as mail volume dropped, package volume began to increase.
Quadient OMS-500 – Evolve and Scale Your Business with Intelligent Document Output Management
Business communication processes are rapidly changing from paper-based transactions to complex, multi-channel customer interactions. As technology continues to emerge and evolve, staying ahead of the curve has become an even greater challenge. Yet, many small to medium sized businesses still rely on repetitive manual tasks and legacy systems to send, receive, and process critical customer documents such as invoices, statements, notifications and contracts.
Webex – Supercharge Customer Experience Through Great Agent Support
Understanding the customer service agent experience and its impact on customers.
Webex – The Future of Video Conferencing is Here
Meetings are where business happens. That used to mean sitting in a room together or occasionally conferencing in a satellite office or small group of remote workers. Now, video conferencing is the lifeblood of most businesses. Not only does it let your employees work from anywhere, but it also unlocks new business opportunities. During the pandemic, you might have been forced to adopt a video conferencing solution overnight without having the time to compare the different options. Now it’s time to reevaluate whether the solution you adopted can keep up with the needs of your business.
Webex Calling eBook of Innovations
We’re entering a new era of business
communication and collaboration.
Today’s organizations operate
from increasingly hybrid work
environments, and expectations have
changed for employees, businesses,
and administrators.
Webex: The award-winning platform that has customers and analysts raving
Webex is fueling a new era of collaboration, customer experience, and event management. And it’s showing. Discover what customers are saying, why analysts rave, and how award-winning Webex solutions and devices are transforming communication and collaboration.
Turning Cloud Calling into Smarter Collaboration
Your employees, customers, and
suppliers have big expectations
when it comes to calling and
collaboration experiences. More
enterprises are working and sharing
globally, and the number of remote
workers continues to increase.
Employees and customers have
come to expect flexibility in anytime,
anywhere communication. At the
same time, business success hinges
on enabling quality collaboration
Connecting Through Video: A New Era for Employee Engagement
Whatever products or services a business sells, its chances of sustained success and profitability depend upon the talents and efforts of its employees. Yet today, many employers are finding it difficult to attract, support, motivate, train and retain the people they need.
6 Videos Every Enterprise Should be Producing In-House
You may be using video as part of an ongoing program covering launch events and conferences. Or you could be using it for occasional one-offs like quarterly earning sessions and all-hands meetings. You might be keeping it simple and in house for small productions or even outsourcing it to a third party for the really big projects.
