Marketing in today’s rising cost environment has added to an already complex dynamic. Cross Country Computer specializes in bringing strategic marketing within the reach of all companies seeking to evolve their methods and turn the ROI equation back in their favor. Our industry experts and robust direct marketing data management solutions make it easier for you to acquire, retain and develop valuable customers. Our core competencies extend beyond traditional B2C applications to include a wealth of innovative best-of-breed solutions specific to the challenges of B2B marketers. Contact us to learn more about how Cross Country can help you grow your business.

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Cross Country Computer’s patented APEARS® process further strengthens Keane’s best-in-class unclaimed property solutions for the insurance industry. Click here to read press releases.

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Cross Country Computer’s patented Abandoned Property Escheat Assignment & Reporting System (APEARS®) allows insurance companies to meet looming mandates from State Insurance Commissioners and State Unclaimed Property officials to update files if policy holders are deceased. Designed for insurance companies, APEARS® optimizes deceased verification, address rehabilitation and escheat jurisdiction determinations. Click here to download APEARS® pdf.

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One billion smartphones by 2016, says Forrester:
A new Forrester research report sees over 1 billion smartphones being used by 2016, while app store spending increases and ’bring your own’ device becomes the norm. Full story here.

USPS offers commercial mailers a free ounce for promo inserts:
In response to feedback from the mailing industry, businesses mailing automated or presort letters first-class can now mail letters weighing up to two ounces at the one-ounce postage rate, said U.S. Postal Service (USPS) spokesperson Patricia Licata on Jan. 26. The "2nd Ounce Free" initiative became effective this week.
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