The Cannata Report’s Manic Monday: Office Technology News Highlights November 18-22

As we enter the final week of November, it’s time once again for The Cannata Report’s Manic Monday, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology industry news. See the latest from Canon U.S.A.,  Color-Logic, DocuWare, Lexmark, Epson, Katun, Konica Minolta, Square 9, Toshiba, and more.

View The Cannata Report’s Manic Monday office technology news highlights from the week of November 18-22.

Katun Corporation announced the European launch of its new Arivia line of MFPs.

Color-Logic has expanded its footprint in the conventional and digital metal decorating market.  

Epson America, Inc. added two new A3 color devices to its WorkForce Pro business print portfolio, the EM-C7100 color MFP and the EP-C7000 color printer.

Square 9 Softworks unveiled its next-generation IIM platform.

Konica Minolta announced it has been recognized by NJBIZ as an organization committed to supporting and elevating female employees in New Jersey.

Toshiba America Business Solutions’ announced a new compact and dependable multifunction printer (MFP) for small-to-medium size businesses.     

DocuWare announced the global winners of its annual Digital Leaders Award.

Two more major facilities for Lexmark are now certified as CarbonNeutral office sites.

ECI Software Solutions celebrates its 25th anniversary.

Square 9 Softworks unveiled its all-new Solutions Marketplace.

Syncro announced the launch of its latest feature, Ticket Sentiment Analysis, as part of its Smart Ticket Management suite.

Konica Minolta announced it has received a prestigious Buyers Lab (BLI) 2024-2025 Pacesetter Award in Education: Professional & IT Services from Keypoint Intelligence.

Canon U.S.A., Inc. and its parent company, Canon Inc., Amazon.com, Inc. and Amazon.com Services LLC, announced that the companies have obtained a default judgment from the United States District Court for the Western District of Washington in a lawsuit filed in May 2023 against sellers engaged in the illegal sale of counterfeit “Canon” batteries and chargers.