Seamless Cloud-Based Mailing Solutions
Published on October 4, 2018
Scott Eganhouse, Vice President of Business Development for TEC Mailing Solutions, talks about the importance of cloud-based mailing, and winning a Red Hot Technology Award at PRINT 18 for their mailing software.
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By Scott Eganhouse on Oct 04, 2018
Best video interview at #Print18 from What They Think? That's what I was told...hashtag#unforgettable!
Of course it had a lot to do with the fact that I split the front of my pants when taking the chair. Loved the alternative headline title Jessica came up with...Seamless Mailing Solutions.
Thanks Kelley Holmes for not noticing, Jessica Taylor for pointing it out after the shoot and Paul Abdool, BBA, M-EDP, CCMP, ECMs for saving the day with some safety pins.
The camera comes withing inches of exposing my cloud under pants #disasterrecovery and backup.