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In this article we will look at what factors you may need to consider; not only from a cost of shipment, but also from areas that may make your shipping process more efficient.

One of the few growth spots in the mail industry are managed service providers who focus solely on helping you manage your mailing equipment and postage spends to  find cost savings, eliminate fees and recover over payments and lost postage funds.

The purpose of this article is to give you all of the information you will need to select the right folder inserter for your organization. 

Our goal with this article is to guide you to what tools are available for you to gain access to your information and find savings for the future.

My goal is to share strategies of how these managers set up and run best in class mail operations for maximum efficiency and savings.

On May 31, 2015 the USPS has increased their rates on many of the most common mail classes. 

This article is designed to be a high level resource guide on different ways to save money around mail.

The good news is that the Office of Inspector General provided the statistics that I was unable to obtain through multiple Freedom of Information Act requests.

This is an update to an article I published in 2012 that I thought is more relevant today with the mandatory USPS IMPB Package Barcode requirement for Priority and Express Mail coming in January 2015 that can increase costs by 7-78%.

Incoming tracking systems can offer tremendous value to mail operations because they give complete accountability to your packages, overnights or additional items that need to be tracked.