A service bureau is a company which provides business services for a fee.

The local office is now the primary service bureau for over 100,000 clients across central and eastern Canada.

In some cases the hospitals owns the service bureau that sells various management services to medical staff.

It's best to call ahead for reservations; the Intourist service bureau can help.

In 1989 the systems business was sold off leaving the service bureau to continue operation under the name Genigraphics.

In the 1960s, several companies started providing time-sharing services as service bureaus.

Local service bureaus have opportunities to at meeting specific local and national needs.

There are several ways a service bureau can move money from the client to the people whom the client must pay.

Then there are countless local service bureaus which vary in scope and size.

Its customers, including banks, service bureaus, government agencies, corporations and other organizations, issue over 10 million cards every day.