2009

• Opened Onalaska, WI office
• BCC begins executive transition

2008

• Over 40 BCC employees are USPS MQC Certified
• Launched Mail Manager Full Service program
• BCC increases staff by 30% to prepare for future growth and industry changes

2007

• Executive Vice President Chris Lien, a nationally recognized expert on a wide array of postal issues, joins BCC from SAP Business Objects, one of BCC's largest competitors

2006

• Added NCOA^Link FSP licensing

2005

• Acquired by Böwe Bell + Howell with condition that BCC would continue to operate independently

2001

• Released Mail Manager LE for broader appeal

2000

• Retired MS-DOS based Mail Manager 2000

1998

• Introduced PC–based Mail Manager 2010

1997

• Moved to current 18,000 sq ft facility, added Fiber Optic T3 data line

1996

• Classification Reform hits mailing industry
• BCC among 1st PAVE certified companies
• Customer base doubles over summer
• First to offer integrated Move Update Processing

1995

• Moved into 6,400 sq ft facility

1993

• Relocated to Rochester from Chicago
• 6 employees, 850 sq ft

1990

• Partnered with First Data Resources to commercialize USPS ZIP + 4 matching engine
• Launched Mail Manager 2000 for MS-DOS
• First presort software to allow interactive ZIP + 4 matching

1989

• First mailing software to offer toll-free customer support

1987

• Cheshire acquired by Videojet
• Discontinues software products
• Releases customers to BCC

Early 1980s

• Developed series of mail management programs marketed by Cheshire / A Xerox Company

1978

• Founded as Business Computer Center, Inc.
• Wrote mailing list management program for Chicago trade association