The Cannata Report’s Manic Monday: Office Technology News Highlights June 14-21

Thank you for joining us for the latest edition of The Cannata Report’s Manic Monday, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology industry news. See the latest from Brother, Canon U.S.A., DocuWare, Epson, PRINTING United Alliance, Sharp, TD SYNNEX, and more.

View The Cannata Report’s office technology industry news highlights from the week of June 14-21.

Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America announced two new A4 multifunction printers (MFPs) and two new printers in a compact footprint.

PRINTING United Alliance announced that PRINTING United Expo 2024 registration across market segments, and hotel bookings for the event, are trending ahead last year’s figures.

Epson announced the fastest multifunction hybrid POS receipt printer in the industry – the OmniLink TM-H6000VI.

DocuWare demonstrated continued global growth in both customer numbers and revenues in FY23.

Canon U.S.A. Inc. announced the next generation of its PlotWave large-format printers for technical document printing and its ColorWave models, which also handle light graphic applications.

Quantum Group and Landa Digital Printing announced that installation of the first Landa S11P Nanographic Printing Press in the U.S., at Quantum’s Chicago, U.S. plant, is now complete.

Brother International Corporation announced the launch of two new models to its fleet of high-speed desktop scanners: the Brother ADS-2200 and ADS-2700W.

TD SYNNEX announced that Patrick Zammit will become CEO, succeeding Rich Hume, who will retire after a transformative tenure as CEO.