Review of Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) Section 701 Report
In mid-November the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) published its Section 701 Report. It popped up in the postal news feeds for a week or so and then quietly faded into the background.&nbs
Who needs to care about the new Fiduciary Rule?
The US Department of Labor recently issued the final draft of a new “Fiduciary Rule”, scheduled to go into effect in April, 2017.
Banks Beware: the Impact of PSD2 and XS2A - Accelerating Digital Disruption
McKinsey & Company recently warned banks that more than 12,000 fintech startups in the London area are challenging and disrupting traditional financial
Digitizing Invoice Processing for Customer and Suppliers: the Advantages
Some customers and suppliers want to receive invoices by email, some by postal mail.
#getinspired to deliver responsive, interactive welcome kits [warning: this post contains live demos]
Over the next few weeks, we'll be challenging you to #getinspired to make your customers #swoon by providing some cool examples of how banks and insurance firms are using GMC In
An insider's view to an invite-only CEO advisory board session with our Service Provider customers
On September 13th to 14th, we held an invite-only CEO advisory board session with our Service Provider customers from North America, Latin America & Europe at the luxurious Trump Hotel Chicago.
K-12 Education - Reaching All Students through Hybrid Mail
Earlier this year, as unplanned emergency school closures took place, educators were faced with the inability to access their classrooms and tools they relied in to provide quality education for th
Shatter the myths of remote work and adopt a new way of thinking
As the world begins to see the light beyond the Covid-19 pandemic, the idea of what the new work environment might look like is starting to take shape.
Guest Blog: Quadient Inspire Days 2019
Three days of networking, education, with a little fun mixed in.
The Service Provider Digital Transformation Model
We've heard it before - the democratization of IT and the prevalence of mobile technology has fundamentally changed consumer behavior and expectations.
Navigating the Challenge of Customer Journey Analytics
Customer journey analytics is an emerging field that offers marketers the ability to “bridge the gap” between the experience that they believe they are providing to customers, and the actual journe
3rd-party research service survey findings: how customers are using Quadient
Enterprises and organizations continue to be inundated with data.
How to Become CCXP Certified
Let me tell you about how I passed the CXPA certification to become a CCXP (Certified Customer Experience Professional).
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Engineering Color: Quadient provides high-level training on color theory
As children we're all taught about the colors of the rainbow.
To Pallet or Not to Pallet?
For those making the switch to Full-Service Intelligent Mail® preparation, palletization is a key question.
Talking CX with Annette Franz - Part 3
In episode 3 of our InspireCast podcast series based on the white paper, "Don't Waste Your Time With Customer Journey Maps", customer experience expert Annette Franz walks us th
Resolve to Save on Postage in 2014
With prices set to rise an average of 5.9% on January 26, mailers will need to stretch their postage dollar even farther this year.
YayPay is revolutionizing the future of work for finance teams
YayPay is revolutionizing the future of work for finance teams
Connecting the dots of the 2021 Aspire CCM Leaderboard: Mobile Design + Orchestrating & Decisioning
Quadient has been recognized as an overall leader in the 2021 Aspire Leaderboard for CCM for the fourth year runni
Living journey maps bring your customers' happiness to life
A properly executed living customer journey map is a valuable and versatile tool.
Dealing with the Dilemma: Acquisition or Retention?
A typical scenario for customers when it comes to interacting with an insurance company is when they first go to purchase insurance from the organization’s website.
In 2018, Mobile is Still Not the New Branch
I remember opening my first bank account when I was young. The bank branch manager was a neighbor that my family knew well, and we went to the bank branch to open the account. I receive