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Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid-fire recap of office technology news from the previous week. This morning’s curation covers the cycle of September 14 – 18th, 2026, highlighted by:
- Mega dealer DEX Imaging gets bigger via its sixth acquisition to date this year: Image 2000 Inc., with eight locations in California and Nevada.
- Denver-based All Copy Products (ACP) ups its wide-format game by becoming an authorized dealer of Roland DGA digital inkjet printers and cutters.
- Ricoh USA and Dantex announced a new partnership with the intent of accelerating digital label growth. Tradeshow visitors to LOUPE Americas (last week) and PRINTING United Expo (this week) are learning more about their collective vision.
Read all the latest office technology news about Agfa, Canon, FGCE scholarships, Kyocera. HP Indigo, LOUPE (Labelexpo) Americas 2026, Minuteman Press, PRINTING United Expo 2026, Sharp, Square 9 Softworks, and more. Plus: Adam Weiss, president of New York-based dealer Atlantic, Tomorrow’s Office, will emcee The Cannata Report’s 41st Annual Awards & Charities Gala in November.
Details on The Cannata Report’s office technology news highlights from the past week:
- DEX furthers its westward expansion with purchase of Image 2000 Inc.
- Wide-format printing: All Copy Products is a newly authorized Roland DGA dealer.
- Ricoh USA and Dantex partner to accelerate digital label growth.
- Moonsun Park, CFO of Sharp Electronics, to be honored with NJ exec excellence award.
- Kyocera is launching the TASKalfa Pro Tandem, with two 15000c inkjet engines, at PRINTING United Expo.
- Canon expands its wide-format portfolio with new advancements to the imagePROGRAF TX and TM Series.
- The 200th HP Indigo 6K sale was celebrated at LOUPE Americas 2026 (formerly Labelexpo) last week.
- PRINTING United Alliance taps former EFI marketer Frank Tueckmantel to lead branding/engagment.
- The new Jeti Tauro H3300 HS expands Agfa’s platform for wide-format sign and display printing.
- How recently acquired Square 9 interactively assesses workflow bottlenecks, automation opps.
- Foundation for Graphic Communication Education has awarded $551,000 in scholarships to 151 students.
- In Japan, Sharp Corp. has begun accepting orders for AI servers equipped with NVIDIA tech.
