Veterans Way

A digital-first mindset, which includes cybersecurity and managed IT, is driving profitability and boosting print hardware sales.

U.S. veteran Dave Ramirez went from being an equipment records and parts specialist stationed in Germany to a Toshiba tech support expert in Southern California.

U.S. veteran talks about his military experience and post-service career path to that led him to Kyocera Document Solutions Inc.

In Part 2 of The Cannata Report’s 40th Annual Dealer Survey, office technology dealers rate A3 and A4 manufacturers, as well as leasing companies, and and voice concerns over what is keeping them from succeeding in the long term.

This Navy veteran, once a sonar expert on a nuclear submarine, works for All Copy Products in Colorado.

This military veteran was a Security Forces Guard who once protected U.S. Generals stationed in Europe. Now, he recruits, coaches and helps to develop sales associates at Impact Networking in Indiana.

U.S. Navy veteran Christopher Brown has been nominated for The Cannata Report’s 2025 Outstanding Veteran Award.

A Fourth of July military veterans Q&A with the head of internal IT staff at dealer Datamax in Arkansas.

Military veteran Angelita Fanas has journeyed from active service in the U.S. Army to becoming a valued team member of Sharp’s AV team.

An Air Force veteran shares his experience in special operations, his transition to civilian life, and advice for fellow veterans seeking meaningful careers.

In all my research on World War I, World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan, one American hero is Lieutenant Colonel Harold G. “Hal” Moore.

The resilience Luke Oldenburg learned in the Army has been an asset in his new career.

Shane Bartelt describes his transition from the Marine Corps to the office technology industry.

This month, we highlight U.S. Navy veteran Julie Anderson, an accounts payable specialist at Visual Edge IT.

Pacific Office Automation’s vice president of service is an inspiration to fellow veterans and co-workers.

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

Frank G. Cannata tells the story of Paul Douglas, a Marine notable for being the oldest to not only make it through boot camp but serve with distinction.

After reading about Paris Davis, Frank G. Cannata revisits the stories of other veterans who received long overdue recognition from the U.S. Government.

Veterans are important to Frank G. Cannata as he asks the office technology industry to look beyond veterans’ employment needs and consider their mental and physical health needs as well.

Frank G. Cannata shares the eulogy he wrote for Carol Cannata’s uncle, Angelo Giambusso, a World War II veteran, and business leader who passed away last September.

Lambert was in the thick of the action during the invasion of North Africa, the attack on Sicily, and the landings on…

The branches of the United States military stress the importance of duty and assisting fellow service members. For many veterans, that sentiment extends after being discharged…

The all-Latino unit from Puerto Rico distinguished itself during the Korean War. Above: Han River, South Korea – Members of the Puerto…