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The Cannata Report attends Fraser Advanced Information Systems Customer Appreciation Lobster Dinner at the Fishpond.

From print and imaging to emerging products and solutions, TD SYNNEX is an asset to OEMs and dealers alike.

The A4 MFP ratings in comparison to the A3 ratings are still lower, which is likely a reflection of the supply chain issues of last year when A4 took a backseat to the higher margin A3 products in terms of where OEMs were devoting available resources.

The Cannata Report’s Manic Monday presents office technology industry news highlights from the week of October 23-27.

Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America announced two new A4 monochrome multifunction printers (MFPs) designed for businesses and educational institutions that want the function of a larger monochrome MFP in a smaller footprint.

Fiery, LLC and Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (SIICA) released two new Fiery DFEs to drive Sharp’s latest light production printers, Sharp Color Pro Series BP-90C70/BP90C80.

The Cannata Report’s Manic Monday offers a rapid recap of office technology news from the week of September 18-22.

Sharp’s Chris Johnson paused his career in the office technology industry to serve his country.

Sharp has announced that it will be showing its new digital press technologies at the Printing United Expo, in Atlanta, Georgia from October 18 – 20, 2023.

The Top 12 Office Technology News Stories of the Year So Far includes some obvious selections along with a few that our readers are welcome to debate.

The Cannata Report’s Manic Monday presents office technology industry news highlights from the week of July 24-28 compiled for quick and easy reading.

Sharp Electronics Corporation announced that it has been named by NJBIZ as a Best Place to Work in New Jersey 2023 for the third consecutive year.

Sharp’s Debbie Tyler, part of the steering committee of business leaders that developed Sharp’s women’s initiative, called W.I.S.E., for Women Influencing Sharp’s Evolution discusses the company’s pioneering program.

Vertical markets allow office technology dealers to expand their reach in the community and grow.

Sharp’s Shane Coffey answers The Cannata Report’s Frank G. Cannata’s questions about the new Sharp production print line.

Meet the latest generation of young influencers who are driving their organizations in the office technology industry forward.

Sustainability around product and services offerings yields a strong and positive message, but why aren’t more vendors willing to talk about it?

The Cannata Report’s Manic Monday, our rapid recap of office technology and services industry news from the week of June 5-9.

Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America announced the launch of three new A4 letter-sized multifunction product and printer solutions.

The Cannata Report’s editor-in-chief Scott Cullen highlights the back-to-basics theme of the May issue, which focuses on A3, A4, and document management.

Highlights from the Sharp National Dealer Meeting in Las Vegas, April 18-20.

Despite taking a licking from a change in workstyles and A4, A3 technology keeps on ticking.

Frank shares his formula for his recent Frankly Speaking column prediction about how many Sharp dealers will sell production print after speaking with Sharp dealers at the American CoOp meeting in Saint Lucia.

Troy and James Olson of Les Olson Company share their first impressions of the new Sharp digital presses–the company’s entry into production print–and what it means to their dealership.