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News of the latest direct-to-fabric ink development may signal that the time finally is right in 2026 for textile printing to grow in the United States, where the market could reach $5 billion by 2032.

U.S. Navy veteran Christopher Brown has been nominated for The Cannata Report’s 2025 Outstanding Veteran Award.

Our Chief Editor Mark Vruno reflects on printing history and how women influencers have paved his life and career path.

Photos of where we’ve been in June and July: namely, in Santa Ana, New Mexico, for the Business Technology Association National Conference and in Virginia Beach, Virginia, for the grand reopening of dealer Cobb Technologies’ branch there.

In her latest column, our Senior VP of Client Services Carol Cannata recalls when people behaved badly toward each other and waxes about modern-day women influencers and influences within the dealer partner channel.

Digital transformation (DX) may be the answer to solving customer, local, and social issues, says Ricoh Japan.

Across the technology (reseller) channel, women deliver superior results for inferior monetary compensation. The data is clear, the pattern is consistent, and the patience is running out when it comes to the so-called glass ceiling and unequal pay.

A trio of leaders tell how inspiration has empowered their business lives: The Cannata Report’s 2025 Women Influencers.

A handful of leading women influencers share their insights as they meet challenges posed by the office technology dealer-partner channel.

A strategic move to a cloud-hosted platform positions Nexera for speed, scalability, and security.

GRIT & GROWTH: Tricia and Tony Sanchez turned a difficult corporate exit into a launchpad for success. Here’s how they grew C3 Tech, a nimble, client-focused dealership in the heart of California’s Orange County.

A Fourth of July military veterans Q&A with the head of internal IT staff at dealer Datamax in Arkansas.

Energetic drive fuels early-career success for these “lucky seven” channel executives., All of our 2025 Young Influencers are under the age of 38.

Photos of where we’ve been in June: namely, in Greenville, South Carolina, with TD SYNNEX and in Schaumburg, Illinois, with Pulse Technology.

Carol Cannata ‘has coffee’ with Kelly Mallozzi, a 30-year printing industry veteran who rang in 2025 as VP/program director for the evolving Girls Who Print international organization.

In Japan, May earnings reports from nine multifunction printer OEMS reflect international trade concerns and financial impact of U.S. tariff policies.

How digital natives in the young workforce are influencing and transforming our industry across seven critical dimensions.

A Q&A with Adriane Harrison: Chief people person at the largest U.S. printing trade association discusses the so-called “Silver Tsunami” and best HR practices for hiring young workers.

In an exclusive panel, five channel executives—all of them are past Young Influencers—discuss office technology industry trends, including AI, DX, and social media.

These seven office technology Young Influencers and “Super Heroes” make the future of the channel a better place.

Ray Belanger (from left), Bill Fraser, and Sam Stone recall their roots in the office technology industry.

Cultivating future leaders with hands-on experience and strategic support within Konica Minolta.

Pennsylvania-based dealership Doceo, now with 100 employees and offices in Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and Tennessee, embarks on its third decade in the office tech business.

On the road to managing IT and cybersecurity, technological threats can point the way to more recurring revenue for dealerships.

MPS Monitor/Nexera’s Sarah Henderson walks us down her career path and discusses her work-life experiences in the channel.