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|  | | | | | | Sydney, Australia, January 9, 2012 – Pitney Bowes, a leading provider for software, hardware and services that integrate physical and digital communications channels, today announced the appointment of James Murphy as Managing Director of its Australian division.
Murphy is an accomplished operations and customer communications management professional with more than a decade of experience in building sales divisions from the ground up through to running his own successful telecommunications business. His most recent role, General Manager of Pitney Bowes New Zealand, focused on utilising his strong sales and marketing background to reshape the business and drive year-on-year revenue growth.
"James was our natural choice and the best fit for the position of Managing Director of Pitney Bowes Australia. His insight into Pitney Bowes's business and goals will help further expansion of the Australian market," said Eric Yves-Mahe, President of Pitney Bowes Growth Markets (Asia Pacific, Middle-East, Africa and Latin America). "His proven track record in building businesses and relationships will prove invaluable in fostering the growth of Pitney Bowes's solutions to new and existing customers in Australia."
Click here to read more. | | | | | | Sydney, Australia, August 16, 2011 – Pitney Bowes Australia today announced it has formed anational distribution alliance with Ingram Micro, significantly increasing the company's nationwidereach and placing it in a strong position to retain its leading market share in the mailingsolutions market.
The customer communications management provider said the new distribution agreementwould focus initially on selling postage meters, and folding and inserting systems, though theproduct and solutions range would expand in future.
Pitney Bowes said the national distribution agreement signalled the company was keen to formnew agreements and alliances, with the goal of further strengthening the company's brand andincreasing access to our solutions for more businesses across Australia.
Click here to read more. | | | | | | Melbourne, Victoria, May 26, 2009 – Pitney Bowes Australia Pty Ltd today called for businesses to join them in a drive to reduce their carbon footprint, and introduce smart mailing practices that conserve the amount of paper used when sending items through the postal system.
Talking from their stand at the PacPrint 09 exhibition, the largest print Industry trade show in Asia, Pitney Bowes confirmed Australians use in excess of 3.5 million tonnes of paper each year, with only 11% of Australia’s office paper currently coming from recycled stock. Nearly 9 out of 10 sheets of office paper is being thrown away, much of it being virgin paper with no recycled content that ends up buried in landfill.
By using smart mail practices including address validation software, targeted direct mail, and more thoughtful paper use all reduce this wastage, as well as helping your company to be greener. These measures are also incredibly easy to incorporate into the day to day running of the business and bring significant cost savings and increase revenues.
Read more on Press Release and Articles . | | | | | | Sydney, Australia, December, 2008 – Over A$3 billion dollars in savings are being lost by Australian SMBs who have not implemented smart mail practices, according to new figures released by leading mail technology provider Pitney Bowes Australia.
Pitney Bowes Australia’s 3,500 SMB customers currently spend over A$20 million on postage annually. Utilisation of Pitney Bowes solutions has helped these companies increase efficiencies and save costs through postage discount breaks. With an average cost saving of 20.5%, this represents almost A$5.2 million off their total operational cost bill.
Read more on Press Release. | | | | | | Sydney, Australia, September 12, 2008 - Australian businesses can avoid paying more for their postal services when new mailing rates become effective on Monday, says leading mail technology provider Pitney Bowes.
Pitney Bowes, who patented the first postage machine in 1902, said Australian businesses can access a range of postage discounts by deploying smart mail practices, such as consolidating their mail batches to customers. Simple and smart practices can help businesses qualify for discounts to mitigate the full impact of the postage rate changes.
Read more on Press Release and Articles. | | | | | | | Stamford, Conn., July 2, 2008 - Pitney Bowes will soon publish an important new study that is the first comprehensive attempt to address the environmental impact of mail, and to put that impact in the context of many daily consumer activities. It also strives to bring together the mailing industry to better understand and quantify our environmental footprint and deliver continuous improvement. | | | | Mail makes up only a small fraction of most consumers carbon footprint. Mail's carbon footprint is very small. For example, running a single refrigerator for a year is roughly equivalent to the creation and delivery of 5,000 letters. | | Nevertheless, mail does have an environmental impact. A robust set of data is needed for accurately estimating mail's CO2 emissions throughout its life cycle. | | Mail is from an increasingly renewable resource: trees. Sustainable forests and their related products are increasing in developed countries, despite growth in population and economic activity. | | The mailing industry has adopted many initiatives to reduce mail's carbon footprint, but must foster stronger partnerships to further expand the environmental sustainability of mail and deliver continuous improvement. |
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