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NACUMS 2013

Marrying Print and Mail …

Thomas Roylance, Asst. Director

BYU Print and Mail Production Center

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Marrying Print and Mail

What?

Why?

How?

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What Is Print?

Traditional (Large and Small Offset)

– Magazines

– Brochures

– Stationery

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What Is Print?

Digital / Copy

– Short run

– On-demand

– Self-mailers

– Variable data

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What Is Print?

Bindery / Finishing

– Cutter

– Binding

Stitching

Coil

– Scoring

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What is Mail?

Desktop

– First Class

– Parcels

– International

Bulk Business

– Standard

– Periodical

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Why Do It?

Logic:

– Nearly everything you mail is PRINTED!!

– Mailing Is a Finishing Operation

– Last process before leaving your shop

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Why Do It?

Reduced Costs

– Labor

– Mail Piece Design

Service Improvements

– Mail Piece Design

Evolving Postal Regulations

– Mail Piece Design

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Why? Mail Piece Design

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Post Card Mailing

8 ½ X 11

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Why? Mail Piece Design

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Brigham Young University Sociology Department Provo, UT 84602

Address Area City, State ZIP

Post Card Postage Paid FOUNDER’S DAY July 20, 2011 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Historic Pioneer Park

123 Main Street Hyde Park, Utah

Lots of food, fun, games, and other refreshments. Bring the whole family.

Post Card Mailing

8 ½ X 11

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Why? Postage Costs

Budgeted Postcard cost

– $0.33 for 1500 pieces = $495

Too big so it’s a letter

– $0.46 for 150 pieces = $690

Too long for Aspect Ratio (>2.5)

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Why? Postage Costs

Budgeted Postcard cost

– $0.33 for 1500 pieces = $495

Too big so it’s a letter

– $0.46 for 150 pieces = $690

Too long for Aspect Ratio (>2.5)

– $0.66 for 150 pieces = $990

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Why? Postage Costs

Budgeted Postcard cost

– $0.33 for 1500 pieces = $495

Too big so it’s a letter

– $0.46 for 150 pieces = $690

Too long for Aspect Ratio (>2.5)

– $0.66 for 150 pieces = $990

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Why? Mail Piece Design

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MR JOHN JONES 123 MAIN STREET

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Why? Mail Piece Design

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MR JOHN JONES 123 MAIN STREET

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Why? Service Improvements

One Stop Shop - “Print to Post”

– Former “Print” consultants become “Job”

consultants

– Job status available via campus intra-net

Faster turnaround

More Service Offerings

– Variable data

– Additional print options

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•Ink Jet Addressing

• “

On the Fly”

•CASS Certification

•USPS Postnet Barcode

•Stitcher Trimmer

•Folder

•Perfect binding

Why? Service Improvements

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Why? Evolving Postal Regs

Size Restrictions

Content Requirements

Addressing Issues

Business/Courtesy Reply

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Why? Evolving Postal Regs

Size Restrictions

– Square vs. rectangular

– From 3.5” to 6.125” and

from 5.0” to 11.5”

– Shaped-based rates -

CMM

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Why? Evolving Postal Regs

Content Restrictions

– Travel

– Insurance

Recently relaxed, somewhat

– Infinity/Credit Cards

OK to use logos as payment method

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Why? Evolving Postal Regs

Addressing Standards

– CASS

– Move Update

– Endorsements

– List Clean-up

NACUMS July 2013

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Why? Evolving Postal Regs

Business/Courtesy Reply

– QBRM

– USPS Approvals

– Automation Compatible

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Why? Reduced Labor Costs

Reduced Staffing

More Efficient Use of Employees

– Pick up and delivery of Expresses

Cross-Training

Career Opportunities

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Selling Postage Stamps

“Self-mailer” design

Campus Mail Delivery

Centralized Pickup of Express

Why? Reduced Labor Costs

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Potential Obstacles

Poor Management/Customer Service

Forced Merger

– “Kicking and Screaming”

Poor Reasoning

– “Help out financially”

– Attempt to outsource

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Potential Obstacles

Current Locations Too Far Apart

– No space

Culturally Too Different (perceived)

– “Trade” vs. “A Job”

Risk of Losing Current/Critical Clients

Union vs. Non-union

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How? “To Do” List

List the Benefits/Challenges

Is Management “Open” to the Idea?

– Make a case and sell it

Are Physical Locations Conducive to

Merging?

Are There Labor Issues?

Review Established Processes

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“To Do” List: Benefits

Print

Mail

Tasks

Bindery

Production

Mail

Utilize equipment to address

during the print process

(folding, sticher-trimmers, etc.)

Prioritize printed jobs according

to mailing needs

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Print

Mail

Tasks

Bindery

Production

Mail

Utilize equipment to address

during the print process

(folding, sticher-trimmers, etc.)

Prioritize printed jobs according

to mailing needs

Computer

Support

(CSR)

Computer

Support

(CSR)

Review in-house programs

identifying need and possible

industry offerings (i.e.

addressing software,

management systems, etc.

“To Do” List: Benefits

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“To Do” List: Benefits

Print

Mail

Benefits

Bindery

Production

Mail

Share student work forces

Save time and labor in mail

processing

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“To Do” List: Benefits

Print

Mail

Benefits

Bindery

Production

Mail

Share student work forces

Save time and labor in mail

processing

Computer

Support

(CSR)

Computer

Support

(CSR)

More efficient utilization of

computer needs, both

hard-ware and softhard-ware

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“To Do” List: Possibilities

Area

Obstacles

Opportunities

Copy

Centers

Few related

functions

Ensure copies to be mailed meet

postal regs.

Perhaps sell limited supply of

stamps

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“To Do” List: Possibilities

Area

Obstacles

Opportunities

Copy

Centers

Few related

functions

Ensure copies to be mailed meet

postal regs.

Perhaps sell limited supply of

stamps

Pre-Press Few related

functions

Incorporate Business Reply Mail

design

Another check of postal

requirements prior to printing

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How? The Proposal

Executive Summary

Introduction/History

Goals and Objectives

Implementation with Examples

Summary/Conclusion

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Executive Summary

Include a brief summary of why the proposal should be

considered or even read. Keep it short; perhaps two to

five sentences. Include what you’re proposing.

In recent years advances in print and mail technology along with rising customer needs have blurred the once clear boundaries between print and mail. As a result Print and Mail Services

propose that they merge their individual operations to better meet the demands placed on University resources.

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Introduction/History

Include a brief introduction of why the merger is being

proposed. Provide some background of both the

industry as well as any unique opportunities at your

institution.

New technology, ever rising customer needs, and changing government regulations are just some of the factors driving

businesses to work faster, better and smarter. This is especially true for University departments where rapid Church growth adds to these factors the additional demands placed upon Church

educational resources.

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Goals

List three to five main goals that will be accomplished with

the proposal. This is not a restatement of the proposal

but what the proposal will actually produce.

Integrate Mail Services into Print Services

Create a “one-stop shop” providing “print to post” services

Enhance and maintain cost effectiveness of University resources

Utilize digital technology to stay consistent with the University vision

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Objectives

List the projected outcome of the predefined goals. What

will the goals provide for your institution?

To mail and deliver printed materials at the end of an improved

production process in a highly efficient manner, resulting in faster service at a lower cost and greater productivity.

Provide a complete package of printing and mailing services under a

“one-stop-shopping” scenario providing a greater potential of postage savings by considering mailing content and size

requirements during the planning stages

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Implementation/Examples

Detail, briefly, how you expect to accomplish the goals

and objectives of the proposal. Be precise and

include examples of what each goal and objective

will accomplish.

Industry trends clearly indicate that traditional printing, digital publishing, mailing and distribution are converging. Many universities of similar size have already realized these

efficiencies. Departments will see greater efficiencies in time, cost and less vehicular traffic on campus. Personnel will be used more efficiently. Processing times from print to mail will improve through coordination and reductions in physical

processing. Greater cost savings can be realized with

consideration of postal rules and regulations prior to print.

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Conclusion

Similar to a summary, the conclusion should contain your

closing argument. Keep it brief but concise. Use it to

“close the deal.”

With the many changes occurring both within University and

within the print and mail industry, the time is right to bring these two operations together. In reviewing other college and university operations, it became evident that the transition to consolidating print and mail operations is the industry direction. BYU can

realize significant savings managing this changing operation. It is respectfully requested that the merger of Print Services and Mail Services take place as described in this document.

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Questions?

References

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