Pitney Bowes showcases unique ability to '1ntegrate' print and mail at Ipex 2010

Pitney Bowes exhibit a product
portfolio for all high-volume print and mailers at Ipex 2010. Its

showcase demonstrates how the company's
proven pre- and post-print software and hardware portfolio has been
boosted with the addition of the Intellijet printing system — the
result of Pitney Bowes' strategic alliance with HP.

With the addition of the style="font-weight: normal;">Intellijet
system, Pitney Bowes takes a significant foothold in the
production print market and would be able to demonstrate a truly
integrated end-to-end print and mail offering. The Pitney Bowes stand
will provide a clear vision of the business benefits that are driven
by integration. Hardware and software presentations will demonstrate
how integrating these functions can improve operational performance,
help to build stronger customer relationships and provide the scope
to produce more timely, personalized and relevant customer
communications.

The full range of Pitney Bowes
Production Intelligence software solutions will be demonstrated
effectively the brain-power behind print and mail integration.
Experts will be on hand to show how this intuitive software can
improve the control and efficiency of document work flows across an
enterprise, from robust output management solutions, Automated
Document Factory (ADF) management solutions to multi-channel and
hybrid mail enabling solutions.

The Pitney Bowes exhibit will showcase
three new inserters, adding further choice and flexibility to the
industry's leading portfolio. The new systems are tailored at
specific industry needs. The Pitney Bowes DI6100 is aimed squarely at
the transaction mail market, providing the unique ability to process
letter format and C4 pocket envelopes simultaneously. The Pitney
Bowes companion is designed to work alongside production insertion
technology to finish reprints and small jobs without compromising
productivity or integrity levels. And the final new addition — the
Pitney Bowes DPS100 inserting
system is perfectly positioned for companies wanting to invest
in their first inserting technology.

Ronald van Hees, Marketing Director,
Pitney Bowes, comments, “Ipex 2010 will demonstrate that the Pitney
Bowes portfolio boasts solutions that cover every aspect of the mail
and messaging process — from data quality and integrity, to
printing, inserting and sorting.

“We expect to create a real buzz with
our new solutions and with the sheer breadth of our capabilities.
There will be no other stand at Ipex that delivers the end-to-end
processing story in such a convincing and demonstrable fashion, or
that offers dedicated solutions for the particular transactional and
direct marketing markets as well as the fast-moving world of
Transpromo,” he added.

A giant-screen video will convey the
power of the new Intellijet printing system-detailing how the
system has been designed to operate consistently at 400 feet per
minute with a 30-inch wide format and 1200x600dpi color quality.
Outputs from the Intellijet will be used within on-stand
demonstrations to explain how the Pitney Bowes mail creation,
insertion and finishing portfolio dovetails seamlessly with this new
color print powerhouse-creating synergies that help to reduce costs
and improve the quality of customer communications. The Pitney Bowes
stand will also showcase the latest developments to two established
industry-favorite inserters.