Gender pay gap reporting: a quick overview
From the 6th April, it became law that organisations with 250 or more employees must produce a yearly report on their…
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Colours are the mother tongue of the subconscious
How can a certain hue help increase engagement with your customer documents?
17 days to engage your audience
It’s a fact – a piece of mail stays in your household for at least 17 days before being disposed and disregarded. So why is it that organisations still struggle to engage with their customers?
Datagraphic passes ISO 27001 audit
For the tenth consecutive year, Datagraphic has successfully passed the annual ISO27001 audit.
Making Documents Accessible
Datagraphic can provide accessible documents as easily as anything else we print and mail, helping companies avoid encountering the Equality Act 2010.
Royal Mail Pricing
View the latest price increases from Royal Mail and read our suggestions for reducing document fulfilment costs.
New Year, New Name
Prolog Print Media has changed its name to Datagraphic. Prolog Print Media acquired Datagraphic in 2013 and we now feel…
Gartner: SDO vendors to watch
In a recent report ‘How SDO Vendors Can Engage Customers in a Digital World’, leading information technology research and advisory company, Gartner, outlines SDO organisations it considers key vendors.
Epayslips: apps vs. online portals
Employee characteristics have changed. Thanks to technology and the Internet, employees no longer work fixed hours, use company resources or…
How to engage with employees using contextual data
Businesses have to generate daily, weekly and monthly employee documents. Yet legacy software systems can limit the output of employee…
We have acquired Knight Business Forms
We are delighted to have reached this agreement and are looking forward to working with a new group of payroll…
Print needs talented graduates
The print industry is often portrayed as declining and slow to adapt to evolving technology. Document solution providers, Datagraphic and Prolog Print Media think differently. New recruit, Tim Gardener,chats with fellow graduates about joining the industry, their perceptions of print, technology and where the industry is going.
