Shelly Anderson | DATAMATX

23 Sep Monitoring the Future of Transactional Documents Amid AI Advancements

Posted at 12:43h in DX Blog

AI is poised to fundamentally reshape the production and management of transactional documents, particularly in highly regulated industries like financial services, insurance, and government. Organizations in these industries rely on timely, accurate, and secure delivery of statements, bills, claims, and notices. With AI advancing at...

20 Aug Why Companies Should Keep Print in the Mix in the Age of AI

Posted at 16:43h in Uncategorized

There is no argument that AI is reshaping the way organizations communicate. From automating workflows to enhancing personalization, AI promises greater efficiency and improved experiences for customers. For industries that produce transactional documents, where accurate and timely communication is critical, AI-driven tools can help manage...

25 Jul Postage Prices Are Changing: What You Need to Know—and How to Stay Ahead

Posted at 10:10h in Uncategorized

On May 30, 2025, the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) approved the U.S. Postal Service’s latest request for rate adjustments, which officially took effect on July 13, 2025. These changes impact businesses that depend on print and mail for customer communications—but with the right strategy, there...

26 Jun What Insurers Should Look for in a Print and Electronic Transactional Communications Partner

Posted at 14:41h in Uncategorized

Transactional communications play a critical role in the insurance industry. From explanations of benefits (EOBs) to policy documents, renewal notices, and premium invoices, these communications are not just routine. They are often regulatory, time-sensitive, and essential to maintaining customer trust. As our insurance clients continue to...

23 May What Healthcare Systems and Medical Groups Need from a Print and Electronic Transactional Communications Partner

Posted at 13:19h in DX Blog

As a provider of bills and statements for healthcare, we know the importance of creating relevant and high-quality customer and patient communications while complying with privacy, accuracy, and HIPAA regulations for all hospital and medical bills. With this in mind, ensuring every communication is efficient...

17 Apr AI at Work: Key Takeaways from McKinsey’s Superagency Study

Posted at 14:29h in Uncategorized

McKinsey recently issued a report, "Superagency in the Workplace: Empowering People to Unlock AI's Full Potential," exploring the idea that AI isn't here to replace people but should be used to amplify their capabilities. The concept of "superagency" refers to the ability of individuals and...

17 Mar Balancing the Advantages of AI with the Need for Security

Posted at 15:12h in DX Blog

In our last blog, we covered how as the use of AI becomes more prevalent, it is certain that the ethical, legal, and operational challenges associated with its use must be considered. We suggested that to ensure AI is used responsibly and effectively, a good first...

13 Feb Does Your Company Have a Policy for Use of AI?

Posted at 09:04h in DX Blog

Starting as a data processing company nearly 50 years ago, Datamatx has continually evolved to meet the demands of an ever-changing data landscape. Today, we manage critical information for clients in a variety of industries. However, once again, the world of data is rapidly transforming,...

15 Jan The PAPER Act: Striking a Balance Between Digital Push and Consumer Choice

Posted at 17:45h in DX Blog

Meeting customer preferences is now a prerequisite to customer satisfaction, which is why businesses are constantly evaluating the best way to manage their transactional documents. While many have adopted offering digital invoices due to their speed, cost savings, and environmental benefits, paper invoices remain a...

18 Dec The Value of Showing Up to Industry Events

Posted at 11:18h in Uncategorized

Our founder, Harry Stephens, always loved the quote, "The world is run by people who show up." He believed the backbone of any industry is its people and that it is important to “show up” and connect with people that make our industry great. Whether...

Author: Shelly Anderson