Pitney Bowes Inc. · NYSE:PBI

Pitney Bowes — Investor Day (March 2003)

19 slides from Pitney Bowes's investor day presentation, Mar 19, 2003

  1. Slide 1: Pitney Bowes: Engineering the flow of communication

    Ez Pitney Bowes Engineering the flow of communication Matthew S. Kissner Executive Vice President and Group President, Information Based Solutions and Document Messaging Technologies

  2. Slide 2: Matthew S. Kissner: Primary Areas of Responsibility

    Matthew S. Kissner Primary Areas of Responsibility ° Financial and Credit Services * Document Messaging Technologies (DMT) * Corporate Marketing and Branding * Corporate Quality and Six Sigma

  3. Slide 3: DMT Business Update

    DMT Business Update Progress ° Bell & Howell International Acquisition and Integration *® MailCode Acquisition and Integration © Major New Product Introductions ° Software and Services Revenue Growth ° Equipment Revenue Growth

  4. Slide 4: Product Leadership

    Product Leadership Advanced Productivity System Advantages ® Greater Productivity at Equivalent (and even lower) Speeds ® 25% Thicker Mail pieces, 50% More Envelope Capacity ® Switch Applications in One-Third the Time ° Six Sigma Quality Mail Content (high integrity due to multiple factors including

  5. Slide 5: Com

    Com APS Flowmaster 8/9 Series Vitesse DM10 DI2000 D875 bIs60 DI350/400 6,000,000 4,000,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 150,000 75,000 60,000 30,000 2,000 $650,000 $400,000 $260,000 $200,000 $125,000 $60,000 $36,000 $23,000 $9,000 $3,000

  6. Slide 6: Industry Transformation

    Industry Transformation Traditional Sources of Value * Footprint * Cost Per Piece

  7. Slide 7: Industry Transformation

    Industry Transformation New Customer Value Equation Into Outsourcer ernote Monitoring Multi-site Operations Job Scheduling _ Variable Content Piece Tracking t Address latched Mail Pieces Delivery Confirmation * Fully Executed Files rability (MTBF) Footprint Cost Per Piece Productivity Ease of Use

  8. Slide 8: Business Imperative

    Business Imperative Expand Market Definition ($12 illion annual expenditures) Value + Implementation Planning and Execution + System Conversions Imbedded + Integration with Core and iriteriomemes|| Deus Add-on + Coding, Testing and Document Sortware encuon Quality Assurance |_| * Customer Applicatio

  9. Slide 9: Shift to Solutions

    Shift to Solutions = Improve Late Fee Collections * Finishing, Inserting * Reduce Fraud in High-Value Mail * Document Composition * Minimize Dunning Notices = Print Stream Manipulation * Promote Customer Self-Service * Data Quality = Improve Cash Management * File-Based Processing = Improve Returns

  10. Slide 10: Solution Implementation

    Solution Implementation Managing the Document Life Cycle Enterprise Customer Docu it Database Composition Inbound <= Print Track & Trace Stream & Data Quality \ Business \ e-Messaging Reply i —s J Printing Customer Outbound Finishing? Track & Insertion Trace

  11. Slide 11: Management Actions

    Management Actions Enhance the Core * Priority on Share Shift Corporate Growth Plan * Emphasis on Cross-Selling * Better Sales Integration with Mailin a ° Unified Focus on Software, Applications and é , Jargeted Vertical Professional Services Segments ° Product Line ° Professional Services Rationali

  12. Slide 12: Branding

    Branding “While we have continued to innovate, we believe our public image is frozen in time.” - M. J. Critelli

  13. Slide 13: Branding

    Branding Objectives ° Elevate the Relevance of Pitney Bowes as “Business Critical” * Change Perception of Company from Equipment Seller to Solutions Provider ° Drive Cross-Sell Efforts Across Business Units © Open New Doors to “C-Suite” Executives

  14. Slide 14: Branding

    Branding Customer/Market Research ® Ingenious at Uncovering Ways to Improve Communications Flow © Expert at Marrying Advanced Hardware and Software °® Tradition of Integrity and Kept Promises * Low Awareness in C-Suite * Recognition Limited to Postage Meters * Limited Understanding of PB Value Propo

  15. Slide 15: Brand Equation

    Brand Equation From To Just a Meter => Leaders, Knowledgeable About Company Flow of Communication Low Profile, Low => Innovative, Dynamic, Energy Confident Single Point, Solutions Provider for Device Supplier => Improving Key Business Communications Processes Low-Level => Senior Management Decision-

  16. Slide 16: New Tagline

    New Tagline Use of skillful planning and Ensuring smooth, management to put technology to continuous operational work for practical reasons performance \ / Engineering the flow of communication t Transfer of information, sending and receiving messages, making connections and building relationships w

  17. Slide 17: Corporate Advertising

    Corporate Advertisin “SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR M ONKEY eack.”

  18. Slide 18: Brochure

    Brochure v ™~ You just sentsthret separate bills toyone household and an introductory. offer to a six-year custom

  19. Slide 19: Branding

    Branding Gauging the Impact in 2003: © Improve C-Suite Awareness of Pitney Bowes Brand by 20% © Increase Wall Street and Media Understanding of Pitney Bowes Value Proposition by 20% ® Increase Customer Awareness of Pitney Bowes Solutions Beyond Meters by 10% °® Ensure Understanding of Full Pitney Bo

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