Cloud Services

Xerox has been positioned for the fifth consecutive year as a Leader in Quocirca’s Cloud Print Services Landscape 2026, which evaluates vendor capabilities in delivering cloud-based print management and related digital services.

For organizations still relying on print servers, now is the time to evaluate whether a cloud-based approach makes more sense, advises Toshiba.

When it comes to improving profitability, some is good, more is better for office technology equipment dealerships.

At the powerful intersection of legacy and leadership, a trio of transformational, second-generation women influencers navigates their family businesses through the DX waters of office technology.

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

New high-speed, A4 color document systems leverage Sharp’s latest technology to help businesses maximize productivity, workflow efficiency and data security.

Bridging AEC Workflows, the HP DesignJet T2600 MFP plus Edition Build Connected® Printer is the first MFP to connect paper drawings into HP Build Workspace Cloud Workflows[i].

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

To tackle document workflow for businesses of all sizes, Toshiba has officially introduced stout and sturdy MFPs that couple the latest in security and cloud functionality.

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

Ruggedized printer supports warehouse, distribution center, horticulture, and manufacturing labeling needs round-the-clock, says Toshiba.

For half a century, Pensacola family business KMS Communications has connected businesses through telephone/communications, network, security, and managed IT services.

DocuWare resets its document management software and workflow solutions for office technology reseller partners.

Quocirca positions Xerox as a Leader in its 2026 Automation & AI, Cloud and Technology (ACT) assessment.

Beaverton, Oregon-based dealer Pacific Office Automation (POA) has been named by The Channel Company’s CRN brand to the Managed Service Provider 500 list in the Elite 150 category for 2026.  

The profitable side of being digital: How office technology dealers can make money by reselling managed IT services.

Investment in company-owned operations, in five states, expected to drive real-world insights, validating new IT solutions for more than 350 locations nationwide; also will bolster Innovation and fuel further brand growth, says franchisor TeamLogic IT.

With 10 locations and an HQ in Seattle, Woodburn is a new-wave dealership that stakes its claim on the enterprise information technology ecosystem.

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

Now called TBS Technologies, the 13-year-old dealership is situated in new, 13,000-square-foot headquarters in the so-called “Triangle” (Piedmont region) of North Carolina.

New black-and-white A3 models combine performance with dynamic cloud workflow solutions to help businesses evolve with confidence, OEM Ricoh says.

New cloud-based platform gives printers and designers a fast way to visualize, proof, and showcase foil, varnish, textures, and specialty effects with true-to-life interactive 3D previews. Reaktor launches in four tiers, from $29 per month to Reaktor Prime at $500 per month billed annually.

Accelerating the transition to on-demand production, Kornit’s acquisition strengthens its platform and expands digital access to the global screen-printing market.

Promotion enables Woods, who was VP of solutions and outbound marketing for six years, to further Toshiba’s sales and marketing objectives.

How Coreza can help the dealer channel prepare for the modern print stack and solve the Windows Protected Print (WPP) conundrum.