Scott Stephens

Scott Stephens is President of DATAMATX, one of the nation’s largest privately held, full-service providers of printed and electronic billing solutions. As an advocate for business mailers across the country, Stephens is actively involved in several postal trade associations, including the National Postal Policy Council (NPPC) and the Major Mailers Association (MMA).
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BY Scott Stephens
April 8 2021
The Solar Winds cybersecurity attack and the recent zero-day exploit involving Microsoft Exchange servers have exposed vulnerabilities in the IT infrastructure of organizations at every level, from sm
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    Data Privacy & Sovereignty
    By Eric Riz
    The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) has ushered in an era of unprecedented data collection, processing and utilization. While this has propelled innovation, efficiency and convenience
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    AI Is Shaping the Future of Translation in Communications
    By Patrick Kehoe
    Across the globe, organizations are seeking to better cater to increasingly diverse customer populations. In the United States, for example, the number of non-English speakers has tripled over the las
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    Striking a Balance
    By Liz Stephen and Mia Papanicolaou
    A recent article on Chiefmartec asked an interesting question about automation in marketing: Is automation making things more efficient for the company or the customer? The example they gave is someth
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    Intelligent Orchestration
    By Gary Gregg
    Seamless and personalized customer interactions are no longer just a competitive advantage — they’re an expectation. Whether a customer is applying for a credit card, opening a bank account, or on
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    Going To the Cloud for ECM? Know Before You Go
    By Brian DeWyer
    Change is the only constant when it comes to IT applications. Specifically for Enterprise Content Management (ECM) and Robotic Process Automation (RPA), proper knowledge is a necessity before inevitab