Focused on customer communications, Crawford Technologies’ sixth annual event was tailored for professionals in healthcare, finance, insurance, telecommunications and government.
Brought to us in part by the same European show company that organizes the quadrennial drupa printing trade fair, this convention program again focuses on the intersection of print and digital (May 13&14).
In the mid-1970s, two copier OEMs were were embroiled in a $435 million antitrust lawsuit brought by SCM against Xerox.
Continuous innovation in response to customer feedback broadens application scope with enhanced textile handling ability and thicker media support on former Océ wide format models from Canon.
EFI and its partners feature the latest hybrid and flatbed printers, including the all-new EFI Pro 30h+ hybrid printer, at the 2025 ISA International Sign Expo this week in Las Vegas.
Prakash Talreja and Russell Humphries to lead ConnectWise product and engineering teams.
Print embellishment customization from MGI and Konica Minolta is a game-changer for Northern California company’s luxury real-estate direct mail pieces.
New facility strengthens commitment to the growing production printing market with opportunities for advanced training, education, and support for customers of OEM Canon.
Outstanding quality and outdoor durability at an affordable, entry-level price on display this week at ISA Sign Expo, per OEM Mimaki; product available Q2 ’25.
Katun Arivia multifunction printers are now compatible with MPS Monitor and fully integrated with the KDFM managed print services offering. Webinar scheduled for next Thursday, May 1.
For existing DocuWare customers, this IDP webinar is scheduled for Wednesday, April 23, 2025, at 2 pm (Eastern Time).
Enhanced agreement positions Konica Minolta as the sole North American distributor of Square 9’s offerings via BlueIrisIQ.
Toshiba is responsible for recycling 34 metric tons of empty toner cartridges and reforesting 28,847 trees across worldwide ecologically sensitive areas in 2024 alone.
Visitors to the printing museum in Massachusetts destination can help to celebrate printing’s contributions to America’s birthday, 250 years ago, by attending one of three Saturday presentations happening in May.
Welcome to “Monday with Mark,” our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.
SuperPower incentives (coming in May), AI enablement, and productivity tools mark the next phase in HP’s partner-first strategy.
Companies, no matter how big or small, all have one universal struggle: adopting new technology. It’s the focus of an April 22nd webinar on LinkedIn hosted by Impact Networking and DOT Security.
Designed with improved usability, versatility, and adjustable tilt panel features for small offices and more, Canon says.
Driven by continuous growth in the U.S. tech sector, including an increase in IT spending, AI investments, and a renewed focus on innovation, Wells Fargo Technology Banking expects additional hires in 2025.
Publication is intended to help shareholders, investors, and other stakeholders achieve a greater understanding of Canon.
“In the first quarter we reported diluted earnings per share of $1.03 and delivered a return on tangible common equity of 17.5%,” said U.S. Bancorp president and CEO Gunjan Kedia. Total net revenue is approximately $7 billion.
Frank G. Cannata explains why Konica Minolta dealers need to stay open minded, reman patient and resist knee-jerk reactions to the new agreement, which goes into effect July 1.
Engineered for reliability, the wide format (35-inch) SureColor G6070 inkjet technology from Epson offers versatility for garment decorators and print service providers at a price point under $14,000.
Powered by AI and a staff of some 200 people, newly named business unit advances Konica Minolta’s investment in building a smarter, more connected digital future, OEM says.
If their print jobs are running slower, IT tickets are piling up, or data feels exposed—it’s probably time for your customer to upgrade its multifunction printers (MFPs). The advice in this blog from Konica Minolta applies to most OEM devices.
