Why our fourth consecutive double flipbook issue, featuring our 2026 WatchList and highlights from the 40th Anniversary Awards & Charities Gala, is a keeper!
POPULARITY CONTEST: Which of our office technology stories were read most within the dealer channel last year?
Retirements can be bittersweet for old industry friends, especially after three decades of working together in the dealer channel. Just ask Datamax’s Barry Simon and our Founder Frank Cannata.
The Cannata Report’s annual preview of what and who within the dealer channel will be making office technology news in the year ahead.
In 2025, the S&P 500’s 16% rise allowed the U.S. economy to power ahead in spite of the disruptions and uncertainty created by erratic shifts in tariffs policy.
Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.
Doug Albregts of Marco and Laura Blackmer of Konica Minolta lead our list of office technology personalities to watch this year.
Why players in the dealer channel are energized by what they saw at this year’s edition of PRINTING United Expo, the big North American print tradeshow.
Frank Cannata pays tribute to longtime industry friend Ben Ragusa, Jr., who passed away on December 19, 2025.
Epson is highlighting its reliable, high-quality garment decorating solutions for apparel decorators and entrepreneurs at the Impressions Expo in Long Beach, California.
Pinnacle Award-winning RIP software from Fiery streamlines personalization, color control, and professional-quality results for large-format applications.
New data from WithMe, Inc. reveals a surge in shared printing demand, with over 33 million pages printed across apartments, offices, cafes and coworking spaces in 2025.
B2-format productivity meets versatility at the Komori Graphic Technology Center showroom in Japan; open house set for February 2026.
New 64-inch wide DTF inkjet printer delivers twin-roll flexibility and automatic maintenance features, Epson says, for unparalleled efficiency and reliability.
KPI also recognizes Xerox Workplace Cloud with coveted Pick Award, citing its security and hybrid print excellence.
Five-color, toner-based digital press from Heidelberg is helping Orlando PSP keep up with growing demand for printing and packaging.
Texas-based UBEO strengthens its presence in the Carolinas with purchase of dealership carrying lines from Canon and Konica Minolta.
Pacific Office Automation’s 49-year growth streak aligns with industry research pointing to increased demand for integrated technology and services.
Partnering with Canon U.S.A. will expand market access and bring LAMpro Cheetah S15 single-side laminating technology to more print shops.
Inèdit’s digital textile printing technology will strengthen Fiery’s industrial and specialty print product portfolio, delivering a comprehensive set of solutions for print providers.
Northeastern U.S. office technology dealership, based in upstate Syracuse, New York, honors five decades of growth.
Proven strengths and complementary innovations empower retailers to “See It, Show It, Support It, Scale It” with Xerox/Lexmark.
Square 9 launches readiness checklist to operationalize AI for growing businesses: a practical guide transforming AI interest into structured action.
Roland DG announces global distribution partnership with LSINC, expanding access to industrial direct-to-object printing worldwide.
Doug Albregts of Marco and Laura Blackmer of Konica Minolta lead our list of office technology personalities to watch this year.
In addition to AI, why cloud communication, distribution, and inkjet printing technology are three additional trends to watch in 2026.
