2010年代

長期的な視野に立って

新しいCEOを迎えたピツニーボウズは、将来に向けて熱心に計画を練り、会社のデジタル変革に乗り出しました。

2010年から2020年

当社はこれからも未来を見据えながら、すべてのお客様のために、複雑で手間のかかりがちな郵送業界を変革していくよう努めていきます。

2010

Pitney Bowes broadens its financial services to create multicarrier shipping payments. By extending its partnership beyond the USPS to also include Fedex and UPS, customers could now consolidate their payment to a single bill even when using a variety of carriers.

2010

Pitney Bowes improves and expands its cross-border offering, evolving into a comprehensive solution. The built-in capabilities and services include marketing, localization, compliance, payments/fraud management, logistics, customer care, technical integration and ongoing global storefront operations.

2010

For the fourth year in a row, Pitney Bowes is recognized by the Ethisphere Institute as one of the world’s most ethical companies.

2012

Marc Lautenbach is named President and CEO of Pitney Bowes. Under Lautenbach and his leadership team, our core corporate value of “do the right thing” is revitalized and contemporized as “do the right thing, the right way” and continues to guide our company today. Lautenbach has been driving successfully the transformation of Pitney Bowes into a global technology company that provides commerce solutions in the areas of ecommerce, shipping, mailing and financial services.

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2012

Pitney Bowes introduces the Global Shipping Program for eBay, a milestone in ecommerce. It enables U.S. marketplace sellers on eBay to easily send products to buyers outside the country – reaching 60 million buyers worldwide today.

2012

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum recognizes Pitney Bowes as its global partner of the year.

2015

Pitney Bowes reinvents its brand, symbolized by a new logo. It expresses how our company delivers accuracy and precision across the connected and borderless world of commerce.

2015

Pitney Bowes CEO Marc Lautenbach strengthens our corporate values by introducing the four C’s: Craftsmanship, Clients, Culture and Community, which serve as our guiding pillars.

2015

Pitney Bowes acquires Borderfree cross-border solutions, greatly expanding our international ecommerce capabilities. Under our clients’ brands, we can now manage all aspects of the cross-border shopping experience, including site localization, multi-currency pricing, payment processing, fraud management, landed cost calculation, customs clearance and brokerage, plus global logistics services.

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2016

Pitney Bowes introduces the commerce cloud, a game-changing resource that provides direct access to solutions, analytics and application program interfaces across the full spectrum of commerce.

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2016

Pitney Bowes debuts a major advancement in shipping application program interfaces (APIs). Our newest iteration provides our customers seamless access to USPS services, label creation, guaranteed delivery and flexible financing options.

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2017

Pitney Bowes launches its first Sendpro^® sending device, an integrated shipping and mailing solution that streamlines sending with USPS, Fedex and UPS. This device also connects customers to the Pitney Bowes Commerce Cloud, unlocking analytics, APIs and innovative solutions to support their businesses.

2017

Pitney Bowes significantly expands our ecommerce services with the acquisition of Newgistics. The acquisition enables us to deliver a broader range of consumer-focused ecommerce and parcel management solutions to retailers, small and medium-sized businesses and enterprise clients in the U.S.

2017

Wheeler Financial is established, a subsidiary of the Pitney Bowes bank. Drawing upon our 30 years of funding experience and $10B in equipment lending, its purpose is to connect small and medium-size businesses to financing for non-Pitney Bowes equipment.

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