As anyone who has read my past blogs on environmental issues knows, I believe that eliminating unsolicited direct marketing mail may help reduce the “annoyance factor” some mail recipients experience, but there’s
Last week, we posted on the Pitney Bowes web site at www.pb.com/mailimpact [https://www.pb.com/mailimpact] a white paper detailing preliminary findings on the environmental impact of mail. Several
Having just finished attending the Conference on Research in Regulated Industries sponsored by Rutgers University and led by Dr. Michael Crew, I have been immersed in many presentations relating to many subjects, but
On Saturday, April 26, I watched a TV program hosted by Tim Russert. He and the commentators were reflecting on the broader implications of how an off-the-record comment by Senator Obama at a
Recently, because I concluded the first phase of a two-part assignment as Chairman of a commission created to recommend reform of the Connecticut Department of Transportation, I have been asked to share my
I have been struck by the huge perception gaps between those in positions of decision-making authority and the broader population affected by their decisions. These gaps matter because leaders cannot make good decisions