Manic Monday: Imaging Industry News Highlights from Jan. 25-Jan. 29

Welcome to the first installment of an ongoing weekly series, Manic Monday, where The Cannata Report summarizes the imaging news stories of the previous week for quick and easy reading in two minutes or less.

Here’s the industry news of January 25 through January 29.

EFI announced the new version 6.6 of EFI Fiery Command WorkStation with a host of productivity and quality enhancements.

Pulse Technology announced the appointment of Brad Swidler of Deerfield, IL to the position of AV account executive.

Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A. received first place in Brand Loyalty in the 2021 Brand Keys Customer Loyalty Engagement Index for the 14th consecutive year. The win confirms that Konica Minolta best meets, or exceeds, customer expectations among all brands competing in the category.

New EFI VUTEk Q Series Product Line Launches at Engage (thecannatareport.com). The new EFI VUTEk Q3r and Q5r UV LED printers produce a wide range of challenging applications, like the most demanding premium POP with multi-layer white and cosmetics displays that demand the highest print quality to the highest volume campaigns that requires the lowest cost of production.

Toshiba America Business Solutions promoted Teresa Sternhagen to general manager of the company’s toner products division.

GreatAmerica Financial Services Corporation launched a new offering, 1nVOICE. The systematic process is free to GreatAmerica customers and is a solution that collects various billable charges and provides a singular monthly invoice by leveraging technology integrations.

Konica Minolta’s Sam Errigo, executive vice president, Sales and Business Development, was named to The Modern Sale and Collective’s list of The 2021 Top 100 Global Sales Leaders (GSL100).

Epson partner United Automation created automated labeling applicators integrating the ColorWorks C7500 on-demand color label printer and Epson 6-Axis VT, C-Series and SCARA robot solutions. United Automation engineered the ColorWorks pick-and-place desktop label applicator and the ColorWorks labeling and verification machine based on feedback from retail pharmaceutical customers that require an upgrade from black-only labels to color labels to incorporate warnings, logos, and branding on prescription bottles.

Square 9 Softworks’ GlobalSearch Cloud, its cloud ECM platform, and GlobalCapture Cloud Transformation Services, achieved Service Organization Control (SOC) 1 Type 1, SOC 2 Type 2 and HIPAA compliance recertification.

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