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5 Mailing System Machines That Work Magic for Business Mailrooms

Regardless of your relationship with your mailroom, whether you work in one or supervise one, you probably have an interest in ways to make it operate more efficiently and cost-effectively . Just as is the case with so many other areas of business life, technology has not left the mailing room behind. In fact, in the past few years, the number of mailing machines that are designed and built to not only maximize, but expand the abilities of the mailroom have grown exponentially. Even those mailing machines that have existed for years have been redesigned to make them better than they ever were before. Here's a brief look at just a few of the newest mailing system machines. Postage Meters Postage meters have been around for years, so what more could you possibly do for them? The truth is that whatever advantages they give you in efficiency with your current workload, they can improve manifold. Today's mailing postage machines  simplify outgoing mail processing to ensure ...

Why NAID-Certified Hard Drive Destruction is the Only Way to Ditch Old Computers

Information technology keeps evolving and getting lighter, faster, and more powerful. Unfortunately, in the same time with technology advances, the infractions related with IT are on the rise too. Computers and electronic devices are a preferred target for thieves looking to steal personal or corporate information and to compromise privacy. For this reason, it is important for businesses to take the appropriate steps in order to protect their computers, IT systems and data from such malevolent attempts. That goes for computers that are ready to be disposed of. Getting Rid of Old Technology, the Righteous Way What can a business do with their old PCs, hard drives, flash drives and other electronic media that are outdated? Companies use software to delete data from their hard drives, but these practice still leave them at risk of a security breach. It is a mistake to think that data on hard drives can be erased by conventional means. Reformatting a hard drive still leaves the p...