By Robert Cohen and Charles C. McBride Total postal volume has been highly correlated with the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) since before the Twentieth Century.[1] The correlation broke down about a dozen years ago (as can be seen in Figure 1) because of substitution from the Internet. Overall volume continued to grow until 2006 and [...] Read more »
The printing of bills, statements, and other transactional documents was one of the first and remains one of the largest markets served by high-speed digital printing systems. INTERQUEST has closely analyzed transactional printing for nearly two decades. In light of the 2008-2009 recession and other recent developments in the market we felt it was time [...] Read more »
By Murray Comarow “Clarity is a necessary but not sufficient condition: one can be clear and boring, clear and useless, clear and untruthful, clear and vulgar, but these are subjects for another discussion. If one is not clear there is no message at all.” –Primo Levi A printable PDF file of this article can be [...] Read more »
