Fall In Love With Efficiency: A Better Way to Move The Mail
If you’re a mailroom manager, you may feel like dumping all your envelopes into a pile, but there’s a better, more efficient way to deal with that mail.
If you’re a mailroom manager, you may feel like dumping all your envelopes into a pile, but there’s a better, more efficient way to deal with that mail.
The idea of the “paperless office” has traditionally been centered around cost and efficiency improvements. But in addition to reducing your line-item costs for paper, toner, and other printing expenses (if it’s in digital form), you can also move information faster.
To stem counterfeiting and improve patient safety, pharma companies are turning to a wide variety of technology fixes.
You may not have noticed, but 2018 is an election year – one that may see much higher voter turnout levels than is typical for a mid-term election. Many states have already seen record high voter turnouts for the primary elections over the spring and summer. According to Pew Research, the number of people voting in primaries so far has nearly doubled compared to the same period in 2014.
The use of barcodes can add an entirely new dimension of visibility and traceability to your digital mailroom initiative. By barcoding mail pieces and tying those barcodes to recipient and sender information (as well as other data), you can create an end-to-end tracking environment that not only makes it easier to know when mail has been received but also provides an auditable trail of each piece of mail that has entered or left your facility.
Automation and new recruitment/retention strategies can help address the supply chain labor crunch.