Fortune 500 mailstream technology company Pitney Bowes’s subsidiary Pitney Bowes Management Services has unveiled Shared Client Services Centers program with a pilot in Troy, Michigan. Additional centers are expected to be announced throughout the year and beyond.

The Shared Client Services Center brings inbound mail services, including overnight express mail services, from multiple customers and locations into a shared facility operated by Pitney Bowes.

By moving their mail services off-site to a shared environment, businesses of all sizes can reap significant benefits and cost savings, including: access to higher levels of advanced technology and screening; seasoned, trained labor adept at managing incoming documents at a lower cost to the customer than if they were employing staff on-site at their own facilities, and business continuity and back-up programs that organizations may not normally host on-site at their own facilities.

The Pitney Bowes Shared Client Services Centers are an extension of the company’s Virtual Mail Management strategy to help businesses achieve greater efficiency, reduce mail distribution and transportation costs, enhance security, support environmental objectives and reduce workspace requirements.

Pitney Bowes Management Services designs, implements and operates global solutions that provide enterprise clients with critical communications, mail and document lifecycle services that result in more effective, efficient and compliant business processes and operations.