Pitney Bowes - Significant Acquisitions

Significant Acquisitions

Since 2000, Pitney Bowes has invested $2.5 billion in 83 acquisitions, primarily in software and services businesses.

• 2010: Portrait Software plc, Henley-on-Thames, England; provides "customer-centric solutions that combine advanced customer analytics with inbound and outbound campaign management".
• 2007: MapInfo, Troy, NY; provides location intelligence solutions.
• 2007: Digital Cement, Toronto, Canada; provides customer relationship management strategy and services.
• 2006: Print Inc., Bellevue, WA; provides print management solutions.
• 2006: Advertising Audit Service (AAS) and PMH, MI; offers web-based tools for customized promotional mail and marketing collateral and designs and manages customer and channel performance solutions.
• 2006: Ibis Consulting, Inc., RI; provides electronic discovery services and solutions to law firms and corporate clients.
• 2006: Emtex Ltd., England; provides software and services that simplify document production and centrally manage multi-vendor and multi-site printer operations.
• 2005: Imagitas, Waltham, MA; provides marketing services that use the mail to help companies connect with hard to reach consumers, including new movers through My Move .
• 2005: Compulit Inc., MI; provides litigation support services to law firms and corporate clients.
• 2004: International Mail Express (IMEX), NY; consolidates letters and flat-sized mail headed to international addresses.
• 2004: Group 1 Software Inc., Lanham, MD; provides software that enhances mailing efficiency, data quality and customer communications.
• 2004: Kilburn Office Automation Limited, acquired the mailing business division for a direct entry into the lucrative Indian Market. Pitney Bowes was advised by Nitin Banerjee and Nitesh Bhasin.
• 2003: DDD Company, MD; provides fulfillment services, secure mail process, messenger services, logistics support, and record and information management.
• 2002: PSI Group, Inc., Omaha, NE; provides pre-sort mail services.
• 2001: Danka Services International (DSI), London, England; provides imaging equipment, and related services, parts and supplies in approximately 30 countries.
• 2001: Secap SA, France; provides a range of mail processing and paper handling equipment for low- to mid-volume mailers.
• 2001: Bell & Howell’s International MMT, London, England; markets and services high-end mail processing, sorting and service-related products.