Canon

Canon’s varioPRINT iX1700 sheetfed inkjet digital press and Colorado XL-series large-format hybrid printers both received a Red Dot Design Award at German competition.

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Where do 18 vendors in print stand after another year? Keypoint Intelligence’s Mark Davis and Priya Gohil examine the industry health barometer to spot the trends.

Premier annual event to feature the U.S. unveiling of the next-generation Canon varioPRESS iV7 B2+ inkjet press, immersive technology experiences, executive insights, and forward-looking educational programming designed to help print providers accelerate growth.

The Portland Business Journal recognizes Pacific Office Automation among the Oregon region’s top 100 fastest-growing private companies.

OEM Canon U.S.A. adds to its Industry-leading, web-fed production inkjet portfolio with the new ColorStream series for printing on standard, offset uncoated and inkjet-treated papers.

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Higher ed leadership event at historic Fenway Park sparks critical dialog on AI, campus innovation, and the future of higher education, Canon reports.

More than 30 additional industry-leading vendors to support the Wide-Format Summit, the printing industry’s only hosted, large-format, attendee event next month in Florida.

Nashville-based dealer RJ Young teamed up with spinoff colleagues at Velocity1 for Music City’s premier business technology networking event.

Boissonneault, the U.S. OEM’s North American channel president, talks about Xerox go-to-market strategies, the Lexmark integration, and partner relations.

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Rolando Martinez is appointed as senior director of marketing, Production Print. The industry veteran brings experience from HP, Kodak, and Kornit Digital, Canon says.

The OEM’s exhibit featured on-stand experiences and the latest wide-format printing technologies, says Canon Middle East.

A3-format color and monochrome replacement MFPs are designed to deliver powerful options for businesses with evolving operational needs. says Canon U.S.A., Inc.

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The 4-inch, dye-based printer is reliable and fast, running at production speeds of up to 13 inches per second, according to OEM Canon U.S.A.

Ouch! At Applied Innovation, total clicks per device have dropped from 5,500 in 2019 to 3,750 post-COVID, reports CEO John Lowery. What’s a dealer to do?

Ideally suited for for high-speed poster production, Canon U.S.A.’s imagePROGRAF GP-2600S large-format inkjet printer features a compact footprint.

The inkjet printer is transforming into an integrated, cost-efficient, and versatile printing ecosystem, driven by digital workflows, hybrid work trends, and multi-industry applications, reports Future Market Insights.

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The Hybrid Software event brought together more than 170 partners, brands, customers, industry experts, and sponsors for three days of discussion on the future of packaging and print.

The Book Manufacturers’ Institute (BMI) industry report is sponsored by Canon Solutions America, HP, Müller Martini, and Tecnau.

Under the theme “Embellish the Future” Denver dealer All Copy Products (ACP) is set for the third edition of its Commercial Print Summit in mid-July.

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