Issue 440:

I wish I could tell you that all this talk about artificial intelligence (AI) across all corners of the office technology industry and in the mainstream media is much ado about nothing.

Frank, Carol, and CJ Cannata attended the final Jillian Fund Gala on March 21. Here are some of the highlights.

A group of office technology industry movers and shakers got together for dinner the night before The Jillian Fund Gala. Here are the highlights.

On February 6, Ricoh’s President and CEO, Akira Oyama, conducted a “Progress Report on the Corporate Value Enhancement Project” after the company’s third-quarter earnings announcement, aiming for the fiscal year 2025.

Today, we have three major AI models that drive how we use AI and what we can achieve with it: LLM (large language model), multimodal AI, and generative AI. All of them live on—you guessed right—data, good, structured data.

Artificial intelligence may not be new, but it’s poised to become even more prominent in the office technology industry.

There is so much to learn and so many concerns to address about AI.

The opportunities to leverage AI are waiting for dealers of all sizes.

AI technology possesses powers that make for a less chaotic next phase of our data-laden digital age.

Konica Minolta is currently part of a beta program testing out Copilot, a machine learning feature included in the popular recruiting and applicant management software iCIMS.

A rapidly evolving technology requires internal and external safeguards such as an AI policy by organizations using it.

Kingston Training Group is proactively enhancing its sales training using artificial intelligence.

President Tom McMahon offers a glimpse into Milner’s past, present, and future.