With 20 years of experience in the mail services
industry David Flowers has worked in many facets of Mail Handling,
from bulk to first class to inter office and accountable mail.
Working with Science Management Corporation in 1988
David Was nominated for the SMC award of excellence.
Working as a project manager for Markrist
Engineers David oversaw the installation and implementation of the new voice
activated mail-sorting system, which is still in use today in the
He has also been invited to be a guest speaker at the
“Mailcom 2002” conference as part of the
“voices of the automated workstation” presentation.
He has recently Implemented a bar code system
of his own design for tracking & logging
accountable mail. This system using a barcode reader & Microsoft Access, reduces the time & greatly increases the
accuracy of accountable mail records, & delivery.
Using a WorkFlo/Scan Bell & Howell Copiscan 6338 with Automatic Document Feed to convert paper documents to electronic images using the Filenet Automated Imaging System, David has helped bring the USDA mailroom into the 21st century. Converting paper documents to electronic images delivered as email attachments and retrieving and processing electronic faxes received via the imaging system fax server. Greatly reducing paper documents, clutter, delivery time & the threat of biological agents delivered to their destination in the mails.
David recently was elected to the executive board of the Kansas city chapter of the "Mail Systems Management Association" for 2007 & 2008, Then re-elected in 2009 - 2010 as Vice president of web communications.
Currently David Is still a part of the Management team in the USDA mailroom, Working for IBS, Industries. A non-profit organization dedicated to finding employment for disabled individuals
In 2008 IBS was awarded "Ability One Contractor of the Year" by USDA in Washington DC.
Member, Greater Kansas City Postal Customer Council
Member, Mail Systems Management Association