Production printing is trending: Who does it well? How can office tech dealers get into this technology? Inkjet is in the mix, and so is textile printing . . . .
The Raise Your Glass themed charity fundraiser will feature a special comedy performance to open the event this year.
New video showcases our 2025 Women Influencers discussing the future outlook of the industry, including AI adoption, digital transformation, talent acquisition and generational shifts.
Members of the managed tech and copier dealers’ peer groups gathered in Chicago last month to share best practices regarding the latest office technology growth trends.
The Fed Open Market Committee (FOMC) likely to cut interest rates heading into the fourth quarter, Chairman Powell says. How will the risks of growth and inflation be calibrated? Federal Reserve should proceed with caution as tariffs uncertainty persists.
Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.
In a quest for increased profitability, Frank Cannata and RISO Printing’s Andre D’Urbano crunch inkjet production numbers on behalf of office equipment dealers.
From an NFL Hall of Famer-turned-dancer, Xerox’s COO, and a real, live New Mexico rodeo, the Business Technology Association (BTA) national conference had it all in 2025!
Gala will raise funds for diabetes research in memory of Mike McGuirk.
September 30 webinar to demonstrate how organizations can modernize their document workflow.
New EX insights on flexible, hybrid work from IDC InfoBrief, sponsored by Ricoh.
Leveraging their European relationship, new multi-year agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to accelerate cloud and AI adoption across the Americas. The partnership will unlock joint investment, co-selling and solution building opportunities, TD SYNNEX says.
Graphic Whizard and Konica Minolta were among manufacturers and distributors that exhibited equipment at the Minuteman Press International 2025 World Expo in Vegas (July 30 – August 2).
High Impact, Short Runs: OEM installs two machines at 80-year-old print service provider in Portland, Oregon: the high-speed, full-color AccurioJet KM-1e digital inkjet press and the Konica Minolta/MGI JETvarnish 3D One finishing press.
Compatibility ensures that Katun’s Arivia MFPs seamlessly integrate into the NDD Orbix Workplace as a Service (WaaS) platform, empowering businesses to deploy centralized print management across mixed-vendor fleets.
Xerox celebrates the opening of a new tech-enabled sales hub in south-central Texas to fuel its “reinvention” progress and revenue mix-shift.
50-year-old, Denver-based dealer All Copy Products (ACP) expands Into Oklahoma market with acquisition of Advanced Copier Systems in Tulsa.
Ernie Hauser makes move from dealer side with SumnerOne/PPS to Konica Minolta Business Solutions, an OEM with which he is quite familiar.
Promotion of White, a 35-year wholesale printing/imaging industry veteran, strengthens vendor support for St. Louis-based Distribution Management, which provides technology, fulfillment, and distribution services nationally.
New CDO expands the Executive Board of Netherlands-based DLL Group, the global vendor finance company with nearly EUR 40 billion in assets. A subsidiary of Rabobank Group, DLL formerly was known as De Lage Landen International B.V.
Big League Tech, Hometown Heart: Western Pennsylvania dealer Ford Office Technologies has stepped up to the plate with a five-year technology partnership with the Mahoning Valley Scrappers baseball team out of Eastern Ohio.
Office technology equipment distributor ISI (Columbus, Mississippi) is named an authorized distributor for the Epson product line, expanding its offerings to include high-performance, eco-efficient business inkjet printers.
Two new, high-level marketing and sales execs join Impact Networking, which also has added its first-ever chief people officer. Find out who they are!
Print/mail industry vet Kellogg joins the M&A consulting team at Graphic Arts Advisors (GAA).
In a quest for increased profitability, Frank Cannata and RISO Printing’s Andre D’Urbano crunch inkjet production numbers on behalf of office equipment dealers.
In a quest for increased profitability, Frank Cannata and RISO Printing’s Andre D’Urbano crunch inkjet production numbers on behalf of office equipment dealers.
