Digital Transformation (DX)

TD SYNNEX’s Desiree Cruz discusses opportunities for office technology dealerships both inside and outside of the traditional print/imaging business.

Toshiba Tec’s business strategy supports SMB customers’ operational efficiency and cloud adoption to sustain and grow recurring revenue.

Amid the quest for more profitable growth in the office technology sector, a strong leasing partner can help dealerships.

POPULARITY CONTEST: Which of our office technology stories were read most within the dealer channel last year?

Canon Inc. is now in the top 10 for 42 years running. Which other innovative companies made the 2025 USPTO’s list of leading patent grantees?

Philly professional baseball and hockey teams partner with Pennsylvania-based dealer KDI Office Technology.

Office technology OEMs Toshiba and Ricoh are among those driving digital transformation at the 27th Auto-ID & Communication Expo in Japan.

P3iD Technologies is a software/solutions and document scanning company focused on secure digital transformation technologies, according to The Consortium.

Based in the Chicago area, the acquisition expands Netrix’s MSP and cloud solutions portfolio and broadens its reach across the United States.

Strategic agreement to deliver next-generation financing, says OEM Konica Minolta, including enhanced program structures designed to support digital transformation (DX).

BlueIrisIQ.com is designed to deliver a smarter, more intuitive digital experience for customers engaging with Konica Minolta’s newest division.

Who are the channel’s Women Influencers of 2025? Meet our trio: Mary Hart (HP), Jennifer Healy (Ricoh), and Sarah Henderson (Nexera and MPS Monitor).

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

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

SHIFT 2025 is a new platform that aims to help print shops with their digital transformation (DX). International summit in September (at Heidelberg HQ in Germany) will examine present status of digitalization and develop potential solutions for automating printing industry workflows.

The research and development facility in the Netherlands will promote co-packaged optics R&D, reports Tokyo-based Dai Nippon Printing (DNP).

Dealer’s fresh space offers opportunities for collaboration, creativity and stronger service delivery in Southern California; new Impact Networking office consolidates team members previously based in downtown Los Angeles and Marina del Rey, CA.

In a multi-industry survey, employees complain about rigid return-to-office policies, poor communication, and inadequate technology. Employers need to listen to their hybrid work feedback, says Cisco Systems, Inc., which develops, manufactures, and sells networking hardware, software, telecommunications equipment, and other high-tech services and products.

Streamlining digitization, KCC seamlessly integrates with Kyocera’s award-winning MFPs, empowering teams to digitize documents quickly and securely.

Newly created Doceo position marks a strategic step in Mid-Atlantic dealer’s ongoing mission to broaden information technology (IT) services, spanning managed IT, hardware, software, cloud solutions, and cybersecurity from the firm’s base in York, Pennsylvania.

Merged dealer entity creates a new powerhouse for office solutions in Northwest Florida and South Alabama, says Harris Business Machines.

Brought to us in part by the same European show company that organizes the quadrennial drupa printing trade fair, this convention program again focuses on the intersection of print and digital (May 13&14).

Companies, no matter how big or small, all have one universal struggle: adopting new technology. It’s the focus of an April 22nd webinar on LinkedIn hosted by Impact Networking and DOT Security.

With 65% of tenants expressing interest in a mobile access app, leaders need to ensure investment is allocated to the right technology that provides the technical experience occupants and their internal teams desire, according to the 2025 VTS Global Workplace Report.

“Getting stuff done:” Making state government buy at the speed of business by modeling the private sector, eliminating bureaucracy, and making it easier for innovative tech and IT companies to do business with the Commonwealth of PA. Governor Josh Shapiro and his administration aimsto deliver faster results and save taxpayer dollars.