I have just had the experience of spending a couple of weeks traveling in Europe and one of the things I realized quickly is that pre-planning is needed if you expect to be able to communicate reliably using email or online services when moving around the continent. As North Americans we have become pretty complacent about being able to instantly communicate almost wherever we are.
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In The Market For A Postage Meter. What You Need To Know.
Posted by Joanna Wallace on Wed, Nov 26, 2014 @ 08:11 AM
Topics: Postage meter, postage rates, technology tools, e-mail, mailing equipment, workflow processes, Mailing, Postage, mailing machines, postage machines, total cost of operation, running costs, postage rate 2014, postage rate 2015
In the past two or three weeks I have noted that there is a steady stream of emails from various businesses that have me on their email distribution list asking me to confirm that I still wish to be on their list. The common theme is their need to comply with the Canadian Anti Spam Legislation which comes into effect Canada Day, July 2014.
Topics: e-mail, Canadian Legislation, spam
There's Room For Direct Mail In Your Marketing | Postage Rates Help
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Wed, Jun 11, 2014 @ 08:06 AM
In our highly connected world we can think that marketing and promotion is an electronic process exclusively. Of course then we open our mail box and check the promotions which come in and we look at the print flyers which are directed through newspaper and door delivery. At times we don't see that the volume of both have changed at all.
Topics: Postage meter, postage rates, e-mail, mailing equipment
Every SMB (Small-medium business) uses email in some way to promote and to grow their business. Whether it is used for sales communication for negotiating or closing business, invoicing, delivery notifications, supplier relationships or just general business correspondence, email is a critical day to day part of every business.
Topics: technology tools, e-mail, Customer service
Canadian AntiSpam Legislation (CASL) Becomes Effective July 1
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Wed, May 7, 2014 @ 08:05 AM
Topics: e-mail, Canadian Legislation, spam
1 Billion Less | Major Changes Coming to Canadian Letter Postage
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Wed, Dec 18, 2013 @ 08:12 AM
In a recent announcement Canada Post has released plans for significant changes to the Canadian letter postage market effective spring 2014. Following upon the announced rate changes for other categories of mail covered in this blog last week, there will be increases in letter rates as well effective March 31, 2014 following the required regulatory process.
Topics: Postage meter, postage rates, e-mail, mailing equipment, postage machine
IT Exchange Performance Improved With Email Archive Solution
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Tue, Mar 5, 2013 @ 09:03 AM
MS Exchange is an extremely important part of many companies' I.T. environment. For most end users they see it as the popular Outlook interface but in the background Exchange is managing the file storage, transfer and backup of the growing data base of email material.
Topics: e-mail, network server, network backup, IT network
AccuSender From Kyocera Solves Large File Transfer Dilemma
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Mon, Feb 4, 2013 @ 12:02 PM
Topics: e-mail, Multifunction Printer, Scanning, MFP, Document, Kyocera copier, Kyocera Canada
Canadian Chamber of Commerce Questions Anti-Spam Legislation
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Thu, Jan 31, 2013 @ 07:01 AM
In a recent release the Canadian Chamber of Commerce has raised questions about provisions in the regulations which have recently been released as part of the


