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Pitney Bowes has introduced PitneyWorks, a fullsuite of products and services for small businesses. The suiteincludes features to ease postage and shipping hassles; DirectNet,which lets you design mail then send it online to PB with a mailinglist for addressing and mailing; TargetProspects, a Web-basedservice that allows businesses to download sales prospects from alist of 11 million U.S. businesses and 95 million U.S. customers;and a series of financial solutions to help small businesses bettermanage cash flow and financing. Visit http://www.pitneyworks.com fordetails.

Melissa Campanelli is a technology writer in Brooklyn, New York, who has covered technology for Mobile Computing & Communications and Sales & Marketing Management magazines. You can reach her at mcampanelli@earthlink.net.

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