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Prior to PRINTING United Expo 2025, Engage360 is a complimentary networking and learning opportunity covering trends in customer communications management (CCM), says co-organizer Crawford Technologies. Ricoh and Xerox executive are among the presenters next month.

Paul Miceli will oversee new conference room as a service (CRaaS) and audiovisual as a service (AVaaS) programs for Pulse Technology’s AV department, which is shifting from a commodity-based model to a recurring monthly revenue strategy.

Baltimore print/direct mail service provider’s B2 inkjet investment fuels growth through faster turnaround, higher quality and increased output, reports OEM Konica Minolta Business Solutions.

Respected Toshiba leaders Matt Bull and Maegan Lujan forge paths as 2025 Orange County, California innovators.

Nashville=based dealership also announced that Dan Cooper has joined the company’s Board of Directors and will become a member of the Perpetual Capital Partners team, supporting Novatech and other initiatives.

Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Universal Print anywhere, the feature that brings “pull print” functionality to Universal Print, has reached general availability, reports Microsoft’s Windows IT Pro Blog. This means that confidential print jobs should no longer appear in unintended locations . . . .

The paper and paper-based packaging industry has voted to discontinue Its 11-year-old marketing program, which has been administered by the Paper and Packaging Board (P+PB).

Designed for value and flexibility, Epson’s convenient, all-in-one subscription plans range ($39.99 or $54.99 per month) deliver “worry-free” color printing for small businesses.

iC3D v 11 from Hybrid Software Brandz business unit advances real-time packaging visualization and artwork automation.

133-year old Kodak (Rochester, New York) says it might have to cease operations; company to stop making payments for its retirement pension plan.

The Snowman Group: Discover how this rural Maine commercial printer achieved success with Kyocera’s inkjet technology.

OEM holds its position for the fourth consecutive year, Konica Minolta reports.

BGM, a leading UK-based manufacturer of high-performance finishing equipment for the labels and packaging industry in the UK, is purchased by Duplo.

Cincinnatti-based chemistry supplier adds to its global digital printing business development team to better support HP Indigo press owners.

Harris Atkins leads new Konica Minolta Paper Solutions business unit, which will offer an array of paper products supported by a robust global sourcing and logistics network.

Pacific Office Automation (POA) supported more than 100 foundations last year and doubled its giving year-over-year, according to the dealerships’s 2024 Impact Report.

Enabling “paperization:” A study conducted by Germany’s Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University (DHBW) Heilbronn in collaboration with Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG shows that 50% of consumers deliberately are buying less plastic packaging.

“Focus in Action” is showing an effect, says printing press manufacturer, as Koenig and Bauer reported a strong first half for ’25—in time for the 40th anniversary of its stock market listing.

Minuteman Press Franchise Owner Michelle Kreft shares her journey from employee to owner and President’s Club member in Burlington, Wisconsin.

Congratulations to longtime Philadelphia-area Sharp dealer Standard Digital Imaging, which also carries Brother and Toshiba (Dynabook) lines. The dealership was founded in 1945.

Xerox president and chief operating officer tansition: Effective September 1, Louie Pastor named successor to Bruno, who is accepting a CEO role at an undisclosed company.

Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Skandacor and Fujifilm’s finishing-printing partnership to drive innovation, enhance capabilities for photo and digital print professionals.

The new B3 format hybrid inkjet press, co-developed with Canon, was demonstrated last month at Heidelberg’s U.S. Print Media Performance & Training Center; a color matching presentation compared output from offset, digital toner, and inkjet press technologies.