Tag: culture
Blog posts tagged with "culture"
A Focus on Early Literacy
Pitney Bowes Foundation emphasizes early literacy, partnering with organizations like Reading is Fundamental and Read to a Child. Join us in the transformative power of volunteering and smart investments in literacy. Make a difference in a child's life through the joy of reading.
BOXpoll Weekly Trackers
Interactive charts with real time consumer data on the pandemic, the economy and ecommerce
Volunteering heats up at Pitney Bowes this summer
Several Connecticut-area teams came together over the past few weeks to make a meaningful difference by supporting nonprofit partners with a mission to provide resources and programs to ensure that all students have equal opportunity to reach their full potential.
“Yes, I’m still in Canada”
Episode 13 - Cross-border insights from Canadian and US consumers
Don't be a hoser: What Canadians expect from online order experiences
This month on BOXpoll, we’re focusing on Canadian consumers, digging into their sentiments about ecommerce with a lightning round of delivery questions.
The Importance of Summer Learning
Access to strong summer enrichment programs for young students can make all the difference.
Returns fraud on my mind
Consumers open up about which kinds of returns fraud are socially acceptable
No post on Sundays
This month on BOXpoll, we wanted to get more insight into how consumers think about delivery days.
Trading in the Pontiac for a Tesla
Episode 10 – Reducing return rates and paying to offset carbon footprint
India's Best Workplaces 2022
Pitney Bowes has been named one of India’s Top Best Workplaces for 2022 by the Great Place to Work®️ Institute for the 9th time.
International carts gone MIA
Expectations around cross-border delivery aren’t changing—but more international shoppers think shipping is too slow.
Due to fears of inflation, half of shoppers are discount shopping for groceries—but not much else
51% of shoppers are discount shopping for groceries, but far fewer are bargain hunting for discretionary purchases.
Throwing pottery on a Peloton while playing Pac-Man
94% of consumers now have a hobby. More than one-third of Millennials and Gen Z are likely to pay for expedited shipping for hobby-related items.
One person’s return is another one’s treasure
Recommerce, regifting, returns…and unrealized opportunities
International ecommerce, holiday port congestion and smoked salmon
Episode 2 – Trends in international ecommerce
Stretch pants are the new…pants
The (ahem) expansive popularity of athleisure drives lower return rates
There’s no second place in a popularity contest
US brands regain standing among cross-border consumers
Brought to you by Lockport Gambino Ford
Episode 1 – Impact of vaccine distribution on ecommerce
How do you say…’never mind’?
We asked cross-border shoppers about their pain thresholds—with returns
Big in China
While apparel & accessories are popular everywhere, these categories do particularly well in specific cross-border markets.
Disapproving neighbors…are still neighbors
We built a Cross-border Market Value Model to stack rank opportunities for US brands among skeptical international consumers.
The vaccine cometh: what’s on consumers’ minds?
42% of consumers plan to shop even more online after the pandemic ends.
IDK, maybe being undecided is a choice
They may be unsure who to vote for or how they feel about the pandemic, but undecided voters are certain about these two things.
We're bored-shopping
Consumers may be six feet apart, but 1 in 3 appear to be hovering over the ‘buy’ button
All at once: when consumers, culture, and COVID-19 collide
What we’ve discovered—and still have to learn—about the new age of ecommerce order experiences.