2019-07-30

Part 1: Conversation with RRD - Can Heavily Regulated Industries Leapfrog into Digital Distribution?

At DSF '19 in Anaheim, CA, DOCUMENT Strategy Editor Allison Lloyd talks with Cynthia Bajana, VP of Sales, Business Communications Solutions at RRD, on how they are taking companies in heavily regulated industries, like insurance and financial services, from traditional print workflows to modern approaches for digital distribution that are scalable and standardized to meet compliance with the regulatory bodies that govern those industries.
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Part 1: Conversation with RRD - Can Heavily Regulated Industries Leapfrog into Digital Distribution?
July 30 2019
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Part 2: Conversation with RRD - How to Overcome Legacy Challenges in the Digital Age
July 29 2019
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Part 3: Conversation with RRD - The Convergence of Digital Experience & CCM
July 28 2019
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