Once in a while, an email just won’t do. Usually, the reason involves a 3D object that cannot be sent through T1 cables. The only thing easier than pressing send, is putting mail on someone else’s.
Every time I walk down to my mailbox and open it, I’m amazed that there’s always something in it. My bills are emailed to me, I look at websites instead of catalogs and most of the time when I order.
Even the most cutting-edge companies still need to deliver the mail. At SAS's Cary headquarters, that meant managing daily deliveries across seven floors using copy and mail rooms that hadn't.
Mailrooms used to be simple: a couple of bins, a bunch of boxes, and maybe some cookies from Grandma. But that's not the case anymore.
