The Modern Mailer
The world of print and postal communications is changing. With reducing average run lengths and the ongoing drive to personalisation and enhanced governance for personal data, print and mail service providers need to consider the balance between changing customer needs and their technologies.
Key Takeaways
- ✓ With changes in typical run lengths, the ongoing intelligent management of jobs and the migration to short run requirements becomes increasingly important as does the customer’s need to go digital.
- ✓ With changing work profiles and more variation in jobs through a typical working shift, automation and supporting changing demands on operators becomes vital in maintaining profitability.
- ✓ With the added information security requirements presented by GDPR and the Data Protection Act (2018), are your mailing processes sufficiently compliant with requirements.
- ✓ Often a daily requirement for service providers, handfill or benchworking can lead to inefficiencies in production and potential information security breaches. Looking to automate such processes can deliver significant benefits.
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