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

More than 30 additional industry-leading vendors to support the Wide-Format Summit, the printing industry’s only hosted, large-format, attendee event next month in Florida.

64-Inch wide DTFilm printer delivers twin-roll flexibility, automated maintenance, and high-speed production for garment decorators, says Epson.

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

Rolando Martinez is appointed as senior director of marketing, Production Print. The industry veteran brings experience from HP, Kodak, and Kornit Digital, Canon says.

The OEM’s exhibit featured on-stand experiences and the latest wide-format printing technologies, says Canon Middle East.

May 1986: Sumner and Dottie Misenheimer opened their Minuteman Press franchise in Newburyport, Massachusetts, 35 miles northeast of Boston.

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

“In Barcelona, we are not showing printers. We are showing production systems:” Durst CEO Christoph Gamper.

Mimaki Engineering Co., Ltd. demonstrates how its latest textile and sign graphics technologies – from DTF to hybrid – can help print businesses diversify, adapt to, and unlock new markets.

Industrial flatbed, cylindrical printing, and durable ink technologies previewed as part of wider industrial market expansion for Japanese OEM Roland DG.

Ouch! At Applied Innovation, total clicks per device have dropped from 5,500 in 2019 to 3,750 post-COVID, reports CEO John Lowery. What’s a dealer to do?

Agfa’s hybrid inkjet, wide-format printer takes home one of the industry’s most prestigious accolades from the European Digital Press Association.

Screen printing show in Spain this week features new technologies designed to deliver speed, quality, and flexibility across today’s most demanding print applications, EFI says.

Six months in, Owners Pamela and Alan Panezic are excited about their new printing adventure near Nashville.

Ideally suited for for high-speed poster production, Canon U.S.A.’s imagePROGRAF GP-2600S large-format inkjet printer features a compact footprint.

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

The global digital textile printing market was valued at nearly $5 billion last year and could exceed $12.5 billion by 2034, projects Dataintelo Consulting Pvt Ltd.

Multi-year marketing partnership includes the unveiling of “Minuteman Press Terrace” at Heritage Financial Park.

New Catalyst VisionAI System eliminates manual setup constraints while expanding real-world production flexibility, says St. Petersburg, Florida-based DPI Laboratory.

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

New 76″ printer combines an 8-printhead architecture, large-capacity ink and optional jumbo roll support for high-volume textile and sportswear production to boost industrial dye-sublimation productivity with high-quality output and robust media handling, OEM Epson says.

Two wide-format software enhancements from Roland DG: Introducing the Connect Designer expansion and VersaWorks 7 ColorMatch.

New 24″ direct-to-film printer is ideal for professional textile customization and on-demand production, says OEM Mutoh Industries.

Graduating to label printing could lead to improved profitability for office technology dealers already selling production printing, says Frank Cannata.