Hybrid mail could save MPs £500k
If all Westminster MPs were to adopt hybrid mail for their constituency postal correspondence, then savings of up to half a million pounds could be saved in the public purse each year.According to a...
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Docmail postal service tree planting initiative
Whilst we all like to feel we're doing our bit for the environment, in reality we're not doing anywhere near enough. CFH Total Document Management has gone a step further with its Docmail desktop...
View ArticleBank backs CFH expansion
Insider Media LimitedCFH Total Document Management, which supplies document processing solutions, is pushing forward with its expansion after signing a new funding arrangement with Clydesdale Bank.The...
View ArticleEMIS launches time-saving mail-out service powered by CFH Docmail
EMIS, the UK's leading supplier of clinical software and related services to GPs, has developed an innovative application with print on demand mail provider CFH Docmail that will help practices save...
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Could We forget how to WRITE? (Mail Online)
If you can’t remember the last time you jotted down a hand-written note, you are not alone. For a study suggests that the days of using pen and paper may be numbered – with a typical adult not having...
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1 in 3 go six months without lifting a pen (The Sun)
THE writing is on the wall for putting pen to paper, a study shows. Technology has taken over communication so much that many adults now go six weeks without writing anything by hand. One in three...
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Odds are you don't handwrite much, and if you do it's messy (MSN)
With all our smartphones and email and texting it seems we as people have forgotten how to write pretty. A British survey by printing company Docmail found the average person in a group of 2,000 hasn't...
View ArticleHandwriting dying a slow death (Yahoo)
London, June 24 (IANS) The art of handwriting seems to be dying a slow but sure death, thanks to our overwhelming reliance on computers and mobile phones for sending messages. The research,...
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Birthday cards, train tickets and takeaway pizzas are' Britain’s biggest rip...
Un-happy birthday spendings: Birthday cards are Britain's biggest rip off, and adding a few quid to the birthday shindigs of a colleague was the only non-household cost which made the top-ten most...
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£3 FOR A BIRTHDAY CARD TOPS OUR LIST OF RIP-OFFS
Four pints of milk at £1.18 are also considered reasonable value BRITONS are happy to pay for iPhone apps and flat screen TVs but think takeaway pizzas and birthday cards are a rip-off, according to...
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