Xerox

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

Revenue trajectory and adjusted operating income improve; higher input costs and market headwinds weigh on full-year outlook, says Xerox Holdings.

More than 80 days have passed since shares faced heavy selling at the Tokyo market opening on the day after the announcement from Fujifilm.

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

Xerox Holdings Corp. welcomes more than 500 channel partners representing more than 70 countries to its 2026 Global Partner Summit this week in Nashville, TN.

Recapping the 2026 edition of the PRINTING United Alliance industry event that delivers and never disappoints.

Join your fellow BTA member dealers for “Tech or Treat,” the final event of the Business Technology Association’s centennial year.

OEM is introducing three new press platforms and enhancements to existing presses this week in Las Vegas, Xerox says.

OEM Sharp is entering the AI server business by establishing a delivery structure through collaboration with its sales and maintenance partners.

Now is a good time to look back at the progress dealers have made in the production printing realm over the past 72 months.

Produced by Taktiful in scollaboration with PRINTING United Alliance, the exciting guided walk-and-talk experience returns as a dual track, covering both embellishments and wide format markets.

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

The OEM will integrate Flint Group Digital Xeikon technology into its production print portfolio, combining fast, cost-effective, high-quality color presses with the Xerox Production Ecosystem.

Beaverton, Oregon-based mega dealer POA enters the Houston, Texas market through the acquisition of On Demand Inc., reports Pacific Office Automation.

Ink cartridge printers market set to expand by $13.2 billion (USD) over 2026-35; industry gains momentum as e-commerce, digital packaging, and industrial printing drive demand.

What do your end-customers need to know about the manufacturers behind the logo? A blog post from Peoria, Illinois-based CityBlue Technologies offers a primer on why dealerships matter.

Ohio golf outing, organized by Industry Analysts, Inc. to honor William Miceli of Pulse Technology, raises $215,000 for cancer charity.

Fujifilm is voluntarily selling the Business Innovation Division (the copier subsidiary formerly known as Fuji Xerox), which represents its largest business, accounting for 35% of sales.

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

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.

Xerox’s mobile app allows for the management of printing devices on the go right from a smartphone, with real-time monitoring of printer performance and instant access to self-support services.

St. Louis-based dealer GFI Digital has acquired Lowell, Arkansas-based TDS IT, a longime Xerox partner which has an additional location in North Little Rock.