In a sluggish economy, businesses of all sizes are squarely focused on two things: sales and productivity. But in the era of information overload, the burden is on the consumer to distill meaningful information... View More
Acceptance of outsourced document processing services (DPS) will continue to grow in 2011, with hosted repository, document output and managed print services adopting a multi-channel approach to address... View More
In the past year or two, I've focused a lot of my commentary on the incredible growth of smart phones and their seemingly unlimited potential as a source of new and emerging marketing channels. The trend... View More
Do you believe the whole "Bring Your Own Device" (BYOD) phenomenon is just a bunch of hooey that is being hyped by deep-pocketed smartphone and tablet makers? Do you wish that they would simply go mind... View More
The document creation process has improved, as both hardware and software products have become more sophisticated and feature-rich. The advances in new software and more cost-effective color printers have... View More
We are all being forced to do more with less during the recession. For transaction shops, just creating and delivering documents is no longer sufficient. Tighter customer-focused marketing campaigns using... View More
Follow DOCUMENT throughout 2011 to find the solutions and information you need. Please take special attention of this month's Top Companies — Paloma Print Products... View More
Direct mail is a mainstay of the printing industry. The success and resiliency of direct mail advertising is largely due to the fact that its effectiveness is one of the easiest forms of advertising to... View More
Only a few years ago, the idea of mobile content management was a novelty; today, it is mainstream. The basics of the technology, such as smartphones, have been available for a number of years, but the... View More
In our world of content technologies, we are at a point where current technology offerings considerably lag behind the needs and expectations of the buyer. A particularly obvious example is in the area... View More
With advancements in digital print technologies and an increasing number of success cases for color in transactional and TransPromo documents, one could argue that the case has been made for digital color.... View More
Printing approximately 700 million images in 2009 alone, Farmers Insurance communicates a tremendous amount of customer-critical data every single day — much of it checks for claimant reimbursement.... View More
Since 2007, the mobile banking market has changed significantly in terms of predominant technologies, feature/functionality and consumer adoption. Correspondingly, there has been a considerable shift in... View More
If there was one key learning gained by IT professionals this year, it is the need for increased efficiency and productivity. Improving workflow is a crucial, valuable and cost-effective way to do this,... View More
Recently, we've been receiving an increased number of inquiries regarding ways to improve the customer experience, whether through hard copy, electronic or personal touch points. While most questions have... View More
A customer communication is rarely just a document. It is a claim being paid, a benefit being explained, a disclosure that has to be exactly right. It is the moment a person decides whether the organi
How might highly regulated organizations maintain a competitive edge while balancing rising customer expectations with strict adherence to regulatory requirements?
There is a conversation happening in boardrooms and compliance offices across financial services, insurance, healthcare and utilities that tends to start with regulation and end with obligation. Organ
