OEMs Sharp and Ricoh win three awards each at The Cannata Report’s 40th Anniversary Awards & Charities Gala for the dealer channel and office technology industry.
The Women Influencers Brunch Soundtrack features 20 songs favored and inspired by The Cannata Report’s 2025 Women Influencers.
Stream The Cannata Report’s 40th Anniversary Awards & Charities Gala soundtrack featuring tracks released 40 years ago in 1985 that span multiple genres.
Our 40th Annual Dealer Survey raises some tough-love questions for office technology dealers moving forward, including how to rethink MPS—and A4’s increasing presence.
A trio of dealership principals share why SharpisNEXT wasn’t your father’s national meeting in the dealer channel.
Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.
Founder Frank G. Cannata and Editor-in-Chief Mark Vruno run through this year’s “Frank Award” nominees and winners.
“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.”
This year’s 40th Annual Dealer Survey was completed by 415 office technology dealers who, based on our comprehensive database, conservatively represent approximately 20% of the independent dealerships in the United States.
This year’s win marks the ninth time in 10 years that ACDI received a Frank Award, including the seventh time in eight years awarded Best Print Management Software Provider.
OEM Sharp voted as “Best Manufacturer” for the seventh straight year.
Toshiba America Business Solutions President & CEO earns FRANK AWARD recognizing the office technology industry’s “Outstanding Male Executive.”
In a move to bolster its display business, industry veteran will drive customer experience and advance Sharp’s growth in the LED space, OEM says.
The Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation (PGSF) has opened a second grant program, for the 2025-26 academic year, which closes on December 8, 2025.
In this role, Metz will help the Schaumburg, Illinois-based dealership in its business development efforts for the multiple services that Pulse Technology offers.
The Konica Minolta the AccurioJet 60000 digital, inkjet printing press at PostcardMania is one of only two in North America.
European paper mill UPM’s goal is to reduce fossil CO2 emissions by 70% over next four years.
Version 25.2 brings greater PDF workflow flexibility and control for printing, publishing, and media firms, says developer OneVision Software.
Shown this week at the Industrial Print Integration Conference in Germany, the world’s first GPU (graphics processing unit) native raster image processor is designed for inkjet OEMs and integrators.
Heidelberg reports a strong close to the month of October, marked by its continued focus on helping customers adapt and thrive in a changing printing landscape through innovative technologies and expert support, the German press manaufacturer says.
Budget Printing Center of Tallahassee, Florida, received a complete K2 workflow bundle from Hybrid Software subsidiary Xitron at PRINTING United Expo last month in Orlando.
Finalists presented their innovations on stage at IT Nation Connect 2025; Strategy Overview takes home $70,000 grand prize.
The new heads incorporate substrates with inkjet-applied solder resist in Konica Minolta’s NASSENGER 8 Inkjet Textile Printer, transforming the manufacturing process for printed circuit boards.
Print and process management software firm ecoprintQ shares top honors, highlighting PaperCut Software partner excellence and collaboration.
Founder Frank G. Cannata and Editor-in-Chief Mark Vruno run through this year’s “Frank Award” nominees and winners.
Frank Cannata continues his conversation with Ron Doebler of Impression Solutions Inc,, who explains how the company can differentiate distribution for dealers.
