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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.

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

Xerox Holdings has entered Into an agreement with Kyocera Document Solutions to offer high-speed production inkjet presses. This collaboration marks the company’s re-entry into the fast-growing cut-sheet inkjet (CSIJ) market and significantly broadens its production print portfolio.

Kyocera Europs is employing additive manufacturing from silicon-infiltrated silicon carbide (SiSiC) components at its location Selb, Germany. This development expands the OEM’s portfolio in the technical high-performance ceramics sector.

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

In fewer than 100 days, Kyocera Document Solutions America will showcase its leading commercial printing technology at the 2025 PRINTING United Expo in October.

From an NFL Hall of Famer-turned-dancer, Xerox’s COO, and a real, live New Mexico rodeo, the Business Technology Association (BTA) national conference had it all in 2025!

Frank Cannata speaks with 33-year-old “Young Influencer” Justin Rebhun, president of FTG Texas, a Flex Technology Group company.

Frank Cannata talks light production inkjet printers—and why independent office equipment dealers need to start taking inkjet technology more seriously.

Also known as the TASKalfa MZ7001ci Series,10 cloud-ready A3 color and monochrome MFPs will simplify and streamline digital workflows, according to OEM Kyocera.

Frank Cannata talks light production inkjet printers—and why independent office equipment dealers need to start taking inkjet technology more seriously.

Southeast office technology dealer RJ Young hosted its second annual ‘Tech Connect’ showcase event in Nashville last week.

Frank continues his conversation with Shore Business Solutions co-owners Chris and Danielle Wolowitz about their tremendous success in New Jersey—despite COVID.

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

“Inkjet for All,” a free report from Kyocera and NAPCO Media, examines the current industry landscape and showcases the power of inkjet technology for commercial printers.

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

Set for June 2025 arrival, EvolutionNext is the latest generation of A3 TASKalfa color and monochrome multifunction printers. These 10 devices will be cloud-ready, intuitive, and efficient, says OEM Kyocera.

General purpose neural processor (GPNPU) intellectual property core to be used in the next generation of office automation, system on-chip (SoC) designs to future-proof document preparation and printing equipment. Kyocera aims to support current and emerging AI algorithms for document enhancement and workflow efficiency.

At Print4All 2025 in Milan, Italy (27-30 May), European industry professionals can experience how Solimar’s solutions integrate with leading print hardware to create efficient, cost-effective workflow environments. Its Chemistry platform integrates with Kyocera’s TASKalpha Pro printer series.

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

Purchase of dealership in the Southeast allows CPC Office Technologies to extend its reach of innovative office solutions across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and beyond. Best Copy Products is a provider of Sharp and Kyocera copiers, printers, and scanners based in Auburn, Alabama.

Fourteen-month project culminates in new Kyocera DC in Elizabethtown, PA (Lancaster County), which positions the company for continued growth, says OEM’s executive leadership.