Mergers & Acquisitions

Open standards commitment preserved: Action reinforces Durst’s Kyveris software and AI stack; third parties will benefit indirectly from an accelerated roadmap.

Corporate blog (including slide excerpts) higlights Sharp’s business briefing last month in Tokyo.

This acquisition of a Xerox dealer deepens Kelley Create’s presence in Southern California, bringing its people-first approach to office technology to more businesses across the area.

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

Minnesota-based Loffler expands into the Intermountain West and Pacific Northwest as two values-driven, people-first organizations operate in partnership across 10 states.

Founded in 1965, NECS has become the largest and longest-established privately owned office technology dealer in New England, DEX Imaging says.

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

Graphic Arts Advisors served as exclusive M&A advisor to Kase Printing in its sale to Flagship Press in New England.

Heidelberg integrates the lifecycle business and global sales and service companies of the manroland sheetfed Group.

New lineup brings combined strengths of Xerox and Lexmark to fast-growing small workgroup segment.

What does GreatAmerica Finanical Services’ acquisition of Heritage Bank mean for the office technology dealer channel?

With final regulatory approval and the launch of GreatAmerica Bank, the Cedar Rapids, Iowa-based office technology equipment financing firm enters its next phase of growth as a national bank.

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

Graphic Arts Advisors represents Marketing Solutions in combination with Hitchcock Printing, another Connecticut print service provider.

The focus will be on new business development through the synergy of 25 years of overseas experience, Foxconn resources, and Sharp’s business foundation.

Expansion enhances the regional service footprint in southwestern Pennsylvania and introduces advanced managed IT and technology suites to a broader client base, says dealership Ford Office Technologies.

Ready for Prime Time: Joe Jereb’s Minuteman Press franchise in Hollywood, California, transitioned from a Copymat print shop.

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

Houston-based office technology dealer Stargel Office Solutions expands further into the Texas market.

Similar to JD Young, the Sioux Falls, South Dakota dealership is a multi-generational, family-owned business built on relationships and community service. Their respective ownership teams have been friends for more than 25 years.

Graphic Arts Advisors facilitates the sale of print service provider Ace Twill (Berkeley Heights, New Jersey) to Associates International (Wilmington, Delaware).

Geopolitics and inflation rise are on the risk agenda, but chief financial officers keep moving on growth, deals, U.S. Bank survey reveals.

Dutch IT and software company grows its North American presence with acquisition of New Jersey-based market intel firm Keypoint Intelligence.

With 2030 coming fast, Ricoh views itself as a “workplace integrator,” dual- focused on software and services as well as on hardware, including A3 MFPs, industrial printers, and production printing devices.

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.