Pitney Bowes software query

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2 total messages Started by GS Mon, 02 Oct 2000 00:00

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Author: GS
Date: Mon, 02 Oct 2000 00:00

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Hello. Could anyone currently using Direct Connect in their mailroom with 
other Pitney software give me some advice? I am considering adding on to 
our current system. I am especially interested in talking to someone who 
is using Streamweaver and/or Dialogue software. I would like to know how 
cost effective you found these products and how easy they were to 
incorporate into your mailroom system. My understanding is that these 
products are designed to integrate easily and require little staff 
training, but I would like to find some actual customers and get some 
real feedback. Could you please post your experiences/recommendations? 
Thank you!

Re: Pitney Bowes software query

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Author: Hae-lee
Date: Tue, 03 Oct 2000 00:00

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In article <MPG.1442718d635263799897b8@news.earthlink.net>, 
sonmergrant@businessweekmail.comnospam says...
> Hello. Could anyone currently using Direct Connect in their mailroom with 
> other Pitney software give me some advice? I am considering adding on to 
> our current system. I am especially interested in talking to someone who 
> is using Streamweaver and/or Dialogue software. I would like to know how 
> cost effective you found these products and how easy they were to 
> incorporate into your mailroom system. My understanding is that these 
> products are designed to integrate easily and require little staff 
> training, but I would like to find some actual customers and get some 
> real feedback. Could you please post your experiences/recommendations? 
> Thank you!
> 


Streamweaver is excellent. Reduces lost mail pieces. Regenerates 
any damaged pieces in real-time, and is especially effective in 
combination with Siteview management, as well as the Reunion 
address verification software. Basically, any software-enhanced 
mail system you get from Pitney Bowes is designed in components, 
so it is easy to integrate new features, and not a hassle if you 
choose to upgrade any of your machines. 

I would highly recommend a demo. I know that they did some very 
useful presentations at Xplor last year. I won't be able to attend 
this year, but if you are interested, the website is 
http://www.xlor.org.

Hope that helps,
Hae-lee

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