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Founder Frank G. Cannata and Editor-in-Chief Mark Vruno run through this year’s “Frank Award” nominees and winners.

OEMs Sharp and Ricoh win three awards each at The Cannata Report’s 40th Anniversary Awards & Charities Gala for the dealer channel and office technology industry.

Frank Cannata continues his conversation with Ron Doebler of Impression Solutions Inc,, who explains how the company can differentiate distribution for dealers.

Frank Cannata talks value add with Ron Doebler, Impression Solutions Inc’s distribution prodct manager for the Epson product line.

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.

OEMs Ricoh and Sharp tie for first in the A3 printer/MFP category, while Kyocera leads in the A4 segment of the market, according to ithe 415 ndependent office technology dealers who took The Cannata Report’s 40th Annual Survey.

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

All newly announced accessories will be on display as Kyocera Document Solutions America marks four years of U.S. market leadership in cut-sheet production inkjet, OEM proclaims.

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.

Limited-Time Offer: Beginning October 1, Mississippi-based national distributor Impression Solutions announces FREE FREIGHT for qualified Kyocera products.

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

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

Xerox officially is back in the cutsheet inkjet game. Only two months after announcing its partnership with Kyocera, the new 150-ppm (pages per minute) Xerox® IJP900 is now available in North America and will be showcased next month at the PRINTING United Expo in Orlando.

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

Kyocera was again recognized at the Japan Packaging Contest, this time for reducing the amount of laminated corrugated cardboard used to protect its MFP and printer products from impact during the shipping process.

Kyocera Nixka Inkjet Systems announces the Belharra photo printer’s official launch in Europe and Q4 2025 global launch.

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.

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

Frank Cannata continues his analysis of the recently announced inkjet/production printing partnership between Xerox and Kyocera . . . .

The Snowman Group: Discover how this rural Maine commercial printer achieved success with Kyocera’s inkjet technology.

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

New thermal printhead offers the industry’s highest speed with exceptional quality, says Kyocera, for barcode labels in healthcare, food processing, and other key markets.

Frank Cannata explains why last week’s cutsheet inkjet production printing partnership announcement between Kyocera Document Solutions and Xerox has been some 11 years in the making.