News

DATE February 21, 2012
Archway announced today that it has acquired Synq Solutions, Inc. (Synq). Synq is a privately held provider of marketing fulfillment and print management services with operating facilities in the Atlanta and Las Vegas metropolitan areas.

DATE January 24, 2012
Basho Technologies, the leader in highly available, distributed data store technologies, announced today that Auric Systems International, a leader in merchant transaction processing solutions, relies on Basho's Riak to power its PaymentVault™ solution for PCI compliance for Archway.

DATE January 11, 2012
Archway recently received Chain of Custody certification from the Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) for its Mississauga, Ontario facility, located at 2470 Stanfield Road (FSC®- C106466).

DATE December 14, 2011
By the end of 2011, Archway, the largest distributor of gift cards in North America, will ship half of all prepaid and universally accepted financial cards purchased in North America, more than 620 million cards, from its facilities in Rogers, Minn.

DATE November 29, 2011
Goodwill tries on a cast-off idea and boosts money, mission

To hold the costs of launching the store to $500,000, it collaborated with numerous organizations, such as Warren-based Art Van Furniture Inc., which donated a 26-foot box truck to transport donated goods; Rogers, Minn.-based Archway Marketing Services for donated warehouse space prior to the store's opening… Read more.

DATE November 17, 2011
To help leading national marketers better understand marketing fulfillment’s role in campaigns, and its effect on the customer experience, Archway has released new research on managing the marketing supply chain.

DATE November 16, 2011
Unifying a company’s approach to marketing fulfillment activities could provide innovation while delivering cost savings
Even through the consolidation of companies, acquisitions, regulatory changes, and the re-organization of sales forces, the pharmaceutical marketing supply chain has largely stayed the same—fragmented. The industry has always been very good at driving down costs on manufacturing and the marketing strategy, but it is behind in evaluating the processes that actually execute campaigns—and is missing out on key ways to eliminate waste and cut costs.