Stagflation is an economic condition characterized by slowing economic growth, high unemployment, and rising prices (inflation) simultaneously. Favorable price and wage inflation data released in April provide some reassurance that price increases related to tariffs can be contained.
The Cannata Report to award cash prizes in celebration of survey’s four decades!
As Japanese multifunction printer OEMs brace for mid-July tariffs, many manufacturing operations are relocated in Southeast Asia.
Ricoh’s latest models offer customers faster workflows, reduced service calls, and an entirely new reason to upgrade.
Office technology dealerships of all sizes need to be prepared for the inevitable. Cybersecurity today is a question of when (not if) distribution organizations will get hacked.
Welcome to “Monday with Mark,” our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.
Bob Goldberg joins Frank Cannata to continue the discussion around the new dealer agreement from OEM Konica Minolta.
SuperPower incentives (coming in May), AI enablement, and productivity tools mark the next phase in HP’s partner-first strategy.
Founder Frank Cannata’s take on the Sharp Dealer Roadshow he attended in Atlanta in early March. He explains why he’s a big fan of these smaller OEM events out “on the road.”
Fourteen-month project culminates in new Kyocera DC in Elizabethtown, PA (Lancaster County), which positions the company for continued growth, says OEM’s executive leadership.
Epson point-of-sale (POS), kitchen and labeling solutions will be showcased at the 2025 edition of the annual NRA Show in Chicago, May 17-19.
Katun alliance with “win-win” sets foundation to drive mutual growth and long-term success.
Doing Better Business has purchased McCleary Business Machines, the leading provider of Ricoh office equipment solutions and services in Clarion County, Pennsylvania.
The Managed Print Services Association (MPSA) is holding open nominations for its Board of Directors and Executive committee; nomination period is open until May 30th.
Compact, hybrid decorative printing system combines dye sublimation, DTG and DTF capability in a single unit selling for under $2,000. Features VersiFlex Ink, which is optimized for adhesion, flexibility, and color vibrancy across multiple surfaces.
Strategic move strengthens CDS’s footprint across Pennsylvania, expanding its service capabilities and customer reach throughout the region with purchase of Xerox agent IT Business Solutions.
Advanced security solution developed by Konica Minolta named in “The Govies” government security awards.
Now compliant with the 1979 Trade Agreements Act (TAA), these three versions of popular Epson scanner models (DS-530 II, DS-730N, and DS-870) offer efficient document management options for federal government agencies.
PSG (Portfolio Services Group) leverages the GreatAmerica Financial Services technology platform, operational processes, and industry expertise to offer third-party portfolio servicing and backup servicing to banks, manufacturers/captives, independent lessors, and other finance companies.
Graphic Communications Educators Association announces its 2025 GCEA 100th Annual Conference focused on print education. Scheduled for July 20-23 in Alpharetta, Georgia, the event is supported by HP and Heidelberg USA.
When power meets precision: Agfa’s new hybrid press is purpose-built to tackle any wide format print job—leading the pack with raw power, intelligent automation, and unmatched versatility, says the OEM.
New features in PaperCut Hive simplify administration, boost security, and support sustainability goals for IT teams and partners worldwide.
Productivity and automation are accelerated by embedding prepress intelligence inside the raster image processor (RIP), says Adobe Inc.
Partnership highlights Canon’s commitment to empowering students and supporting education, as 221 high school and college students submitted essays for the competition.
Bob Goldberg joins Frank Cannata to continue the discussion around the new dealer agreement from OEM Konica Minolta.
There aren’t very many people who’ve been around the printing industry for as long as Frank Cannata. But we found one!
