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The latest releases of its flagship WebCRD and QDirect platforms will be unveiled, says developer Rochester Software Associates (RSA).

Automation and personalization to accelerate the growth of digital printing worldwide to more than $64 billion (USD), forecasts Research and Markets.

The 79-year-old, North Carolina-based office technology dealer added intent-driven targeting to its door-to-door roots and, in its first year with ZoomInfo, closed six figures in new business and built a pipeline worth more than $500,000.

The Digital Embellishment production track has sold out; Wide Format sponsorships are now open, says Taktiful.

Sharp Electronics Corporation (SEC), headquartered in Montvale, NJ, has been named a “Best Place to Work” in New Jersey for 2026 by NJBIZ.

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

Massachusetts dealer Northern Business Machines (NBM) emphasizes the importance of evaluating the daily work that depends on the equipment before selecting a lease, model, or support plan.

How five women influencers continue to demonstrate empowerment within the office technology dealer channel.

Recognition from International Data Corp. highlights Sharp’s growing presence in production print with a portfolio focused on reliability, workflow integration, security, and color innovation.

Acquisition of Arizona-based dealer ITG expands DEX Imaging’s office technology footprint in the U.S. Southwest and beyond.

Sharp has seen its production printing profile rise high in the past two and half years. What’s the OEM’s secret to success among office technology dealers?

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

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

The Sharp Business Systems’ branch again earns recognition as a top large company in South Carolina by SCBIZ.

When it comes to talent, the office technology dealer channel should remain gender neutral.

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

For the 14th consecutive year, Pacific Office Automation has been recognized as an Hyakuman Kai Elite Dealer by OEM Sharp for its sales performance, innovation, and customer service across its network.

The MoU covers areas including AI infrastructure and solutions, energy and ESG-related applications, robotics and smart automation systems, next-generation communications technologies, and smart cities, according to Sharp and Foxconn, its parent corporation.

The new sales hire will develop business for Pulse Technology introducing the Chicago-area dealer’s suite of services including managed print services, audio-visual, IT, and robotics.

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.

The Portland Business Journal recognizes Pacific Office Automation among the Oregon region’s top 100 fastest-growing private companies.

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

Could using an alternative distribution source work for your imaging equipment dealership? An examination of supply-chain market trends.

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