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One week from today, we'll be talking through what separates a mail operation that runs well from one that runs strategically.

Modern Mail Operations: From Workflow Efficiency to Strategic

Advantage brings together operators and practitioners who manage this work daily. Buddy Perry moderates, joined by Joe Eremita and Richard Smith of BlueCrest, Dave Brown of Computershare, and Scott Mulkey of Quantre Solutions.

The conversation covers workflow automation, production visibility, reducing manual touchpoints, and building operations that scale as volumes shift.

Thursday, September 24 at 11:00 AM, Room N120, Las Vegas Convention Center. Add it to your Printing United planner now while your schedule still has room.

Details and a free show pass: https://hubs.ly/Q04xF0Wc0

We're one week from Printing United, and our calendar is filling up!

Find us in Booth for live inserter demonstrations, Strata software walkthroughs, and time with the people who install, service, and support this equipment every day.

Then join our panel on Thursday, September 24 at 11:00 AM in Room N120: Modern Mail Operations: From Workflow Efficiency to Strategic Advantage. Joe Eremita and Richard Smith will be joined by Scott Mulkey of Quantre Solutions and Dave Brown of Computershare.

https://hubs.ly/Q04xD-ZK0

Printing United? Your badge is on us.

Use code 576923 for a free attendee pass to Printing United Expo, September 23 – 25 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Scan the QR code or register through the link below.

While you're there, stop by Booth in the North Hall. You'll see the Element and Epic inserters running live, the Print+ Statement inline printing system, and demonstrations of Strata Sphere and Strata Output Manager at our software pod.

Claim your pass: https://hubs.ly/Q04xntFJ0

Exciting news: BlueCrest is partnering with MHC to bring advanced, AI-powered customer communications to our clients. With the MHC NorthStar CCM platform, organizations can now create truly personalized, compliant communications across print and digital channels—driving efficiency, accuracy, and meaningful engagement at every touchpoint. Discover how this collaboration is helping modern businesses transform legacy operations for the future.

https://hubs.ly/Q04x4ct10

We're bringing the Element inserter to Las Vegas.

If you're running short, low-page-count jobs and looking to consolidate platforms, Element is worth 10 minutes of your time on the show floor. You'll see it inline with Print+ Statement, and our team can walk you through where it fits in your production flow.

Printing United, Sept. 23 – 25. Booth , North Hall.

Details and a free show pass: https://hubs.ly/Q04x1PLt0

Save the Date! Discover the Latest BlueCrest Printing & Inserting Technology at Printing United 2026. We’ve got the answers to your questions. Let’s explore print and mail solutions that move your business forward. Stop by and see us at Booth . Learn more: https://hubs.ly/Q04vzQ3F0

- September 23-25, 2026
- Las Vegas Convention Center
- Las Vegas, NV

Paul Burgarino, Director of Vote by Mail, and Kent Shaw, Regional Account Executive, BlueCrest are spending this week at the Colorado VBM Conference in Denver, connecting with election officials and jurisdictions about vote by mail infrastructure.

It's a good moment to look back at the scale of the last general election. In 2024, 92 million ballots were processed nationwide, and mail-in ballots accounted for 48 percent of all votes cast. Across 80 sites, BlueCrest solutions supported the processing of more than 33 million of those ballots.

Conversations like the ones happening in Denver this week are a reminder of how much operational precision matters for every election cycle. We at BlueCrest are proud and honored to play such an important role in the voting process in America. We truly believe the work we do makes a difference.

Financial institutions produce some of the most consequential communications in the mailstream. Statements, privacy notices, policy updates, adverse-action letters, payment communications, tax documents, replacement cards, and other regulated correspondence--all of these must reach the correct recipient with the correct content at the correct time. That makes outbound mail automation an operational risk decision as much as a production technology decision. When evaluating a mail automation provider, financial services leaders should examine four areas closely: accuracy, information security, workflow visibility, and long-term service support. Read more: https://hubs.ly/Q04qsKq80