Author of Cluetrain Manifesto, David Weinberger, Discusses the E-Document

     What:     Pitney Bowes will host a special forum to discuss the
               challenges of managing today's overwhelming volume of
               documents, and present ideas, emerging technologies and
               concepts that will impact the future of documents in the
               workplace.

               Noted document experts will share their perspectives through
               stimulating and candid discussions of the issues that every
               document professional faces including: managing the convergence
               of digital and physical documents; handling growth within
               organizations; and managing processes for maximum efficiency
               and effectiveness.

               Speakers will include:
               * Noted speaker, David Weinberger, author of the Cluetrain
                 Manifesto and commentator on NPR's All Things Considered and
                 Here and Now, speaking on the E-Document Revolution and its
                 impact on customer communications today and in the future
               * Bank of America Senior Vice President Robert Kee, providing a
                 perspective from the financial industry
               * Jim Euchner, Vice President, Advanced Concepts & Technology,
                 and Chief E-Business Officer, Pitney Bowes, discussing
                 "Paper in a Networked World"

     When:          Friday, December 5th, 2003 (8:00am- 2:00pm)

     Where:         Ritz Carlton Battery Park, New York City

     Media
     Contact:       For an Invitation and Agenda please contact:
                    Chris Tessier, Public Relations Manager, Pitney Bowes
                    203-351-7210

     Available:     Interviews with industry leading document experts and
                    future strategists

     About PB:      Pitney Bowes is the world's leading provider of integrated
                    mail and document management systems, services and
                    solutions.  The $4.4 billion company helps organizations
                    of all sizes engineer the flow of communication to reduce
                    costs and increase impact, and enhance customer
                    relationships.

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