In Part 2 of The Cannata Report’s 40th Annual Dealer Survey, office technology dealers rate A3 and A4 manufacturers, as well as leasing companies, and and voice concerns over what is keeping them from succeeding in the long term.
Comedy and music took center stage at The Cannata Report’s latest charity gala, which raised money for diabetes research.
The OEM resurrected a national conference for the top third of Ricoh’s 320 dealers in Nashville this fall.
The ongoing rise in the unemployment rate is an important development within the U.S. economy but also somewhat at odds with other economic indicators and the ongoing gains in the equity markets, writes Economist Henry Willmore.
Forty office technology dealers and nearly 4,000 other techies came together in Florida at the invitation of ConnectWise.
Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.
In Part 3 of his interview with Jerry Blaine, Frank Cannata learns more about the many ways that LDI Connect is improving profitability at its dealership.
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.
“I remember that first time we met like it was yesterday, Mike’s huge smile – that smile told you who he was before he said a word.”
Validated by user experiences, Square 9 celebrates new G2 and TrustRadius Buyer’s Choice wins, which reinforce its role in transforming document-driven work for organizations nationwide.
Sharp Corp. parent company Foxconn (Hon Hai Technology Group) of Taiwan recommits to Racine County, Wisconsin, with project that will create nearly 1,400 new jobs and meet the growing demand for data servers.
In addition to producing more environmentally sustainable MFPs, digital printing systems, and consumables, the OEM also achieves goal at toner production site in Japan for the electricity it uses (excluding self-generated slectricity), Konica Minolta says.
Midwest dealer (Indianapolis and Chicago) Braden Business Systems partners with Pragmatico, the industry’s foremost specialist in AI cultural adoption.
Kyocera’s Copat will be shown for the first time in the United States at the Consumer Electronics Show early next month in Las Vegas.
Girls Who Print is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the careers and contributions of women in the printing and graphic communications industries.
In China, Eshallgo developed core office-solutions business through ongoing cooperation with global brands such as Canon, Sharp, Fujifilm, and Kyocera.
Shown at Labelexpo Asia in Shanghai, Ecolyne: offers digital label capacity on demand, says manufacturer Xeikon.
MPSA Leadership Awards recognize Konica Minolta partner companies excelling in managed print.
Reps from UK-based Hybrid Software accepted the award at Labelexpo Asia.
Epson’s Michael Wang honored with 2025 SoCal ORBIE Award from Inspire Leadership Network.
Georgia-based dealer DOE has earned the prestigious Kyocera Gold Dealer Award.
IBM’s acquisition of Confluent to create smart data platform for enterprise Generative AI.
Busy Business Systems and Equipment (Rental) Ltd. provides Toshiba B2B technology to public and private businesses in Trinidad and Tobago.
First Print Technology World Championship at Heidelberg’s “Home of Print” at the Wiesloch-Walldorf site; competition strengthens promotion of young talent and image of the printing industry.
In Part 3 of his interview with Jerry Blaine, Frank Cannata learns more about the many ways that LDI Connect is improving profitability at its dealership.
Find out why Founder Frank G. Cannata got “jazzed” during his recent trip to visit old friend Jerry Blaine at LDI Connect in New York.
