Canon

Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

The new Inspection unit from Canon ensures that variable data content, such as barcodes, is produced accurately without manual review of each printed page.

After four decades of conducting our Annual Dealer Survey, we know how change is ever-present for office technology dealers in their ongoing quest for fresh, recurring revenue streams and improved profitability.

Canon to fully expand its office MFP brand imageFORCE, emphasizing high image quality to promote in-house printing in offices.

The traditional imaging business holds on, but managed IT is it for 34-year-old Pennsylvania dealer Ford Office Technologies and Johnathan Garlow, its 40-something leader.

Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Available in 2027, the corrPRESS iB17 inkjet press will reproduce offset-like quality onto corrugated board at up to 8,111 square feet per hour with water-based inks and primer for indirect food contact, says OEM Canon.

Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Signage company Lavastar has expanded its capabilities via another Canon Colorado printer (this one an M5W model) from CMYUK, which is the United Kingdom’s largest supplier of large format digital printers, cutting equipment, and materials.

Datamax has joined forces with 96-year-old dealer Wight Office Machines in Arkansas’s River Valley.

At 11 feet wide (3.4 meters), Canon’s Colorado XL printers, powered by UVgel technology, will debut at PRINTING United Expo in Orlando (October 22-24).

University of Notre Dame Athletics expands its partnership with Canon USA, through 2030, for the department’s printing and managed IT services needs.

Six new Canon color and monochrome multifunction printers to deliver broad range of solutions for today’s modern businesses, OEM says, calling this the next phase of printing technology innovation for the digital workplace.

Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Edale, a leader in flexographic printing and converting solutions, has announced that it will be renaming products within its label and carton product portfolio. Canon acquired the UK-based manufacturer in mid-2022.

Canon U.S.A. introduces new high-performance laser printers for A4-format (letter size) small office/home office (SOHO) applications.

Production printing is trending: Who does it well? How can office tech dealers get into this technology? Inkjet is in the mix, and so is textile printing . . . .

From cost savings to new applications, inkjet printing opens the door to untapped revenue streams in the production space.

Like some old dogs, it turns out that older dealers can learn new tricks! Just ask Pulse Technology’s Chip Miceli.

Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

The new B3 format hybrid inkjet press, co-developed with Canon, was demonstrated last month at Heidelberg’s U.S. Print Media Performance & Training Center; a color matching presentation compared output from offset, digital toner, and inkjet press technologies.

Sponsored by Canon, PRINTING United Alliance’s 34-page in-plant printing report (Summer 2025) focuses on key performance indicators.

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

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.

Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.