Did you know that Pro Archiver evolved from the Acartus Corporation and EMC?

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USPS Launches Free Second Ounce Pricing for First-Class Business Mail (via Printing Impressions)—in an example of why speaking up and rallying as an industry matters, this article looks at the change the USPS has made to high-volume commercial mailer pricing.   

AlphaGraphics parts company with CEO Cushing (via PrintWeek)—some people have described it as shocking and others are trying to figure out the events that lead to AlphaGraphics CEO and former franchise owner parting ways with the corporation. Read on to learn more.

PRO Archiver: A Decade of Innovation and Heritage in Enterprise Content Management (via Crawford Courier)— CrawfordTech is proud to bring our expertise to the Enterprise Content Management (ECM) industry. PRO Archiver, released in 2010, is a product that has a rich history and a foundation of strategic vision. However, it is a story that few people know. Learn more by reading this look back at how it all started.  

What do Beer and the Xplor Conference have in common? (via Skip Henk)—as a Platinum sponsor of the 2012 Xplor Global Conference and Vendor we were intrigued by Skip’s recent post. Whether you like beer or prefer wine, Skip makes excellent points for why the Xplor Conference is good for businesses that attend.

Educational Webinar: Business Document Accessibility, Regulatory Compliance and How It Affects Your Organization (via Crawford Technologies)—we invite you to join us for an educational webinar explaining what you need to know about document accessibility and regulatory compliance. This webinar will help you learn about the regulatory requirements that affect both your business image, your customers’ satisfaction and how to get compliant with the current legislation.

The January edition of The Crawford Courier was delivered earlier this month! If you would like to read our new HTML format then be sure you sign up by visiting: http://su.pr/2WyOML. In the comments field, be sure you let us know you want a copy of the January 2012 Newsletter. 

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