Paper Shipments Increase in May, While Recycling Hits Record High in 2021
The American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) has released its May 2022 Printing-Writing Monthly report. According to the report, total......
The American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) has released its May 2022 Printing-Writing Monthly report. According to the report, total......
AI being used in production, with future applications for sales, maintenance, and security.
Myth #1: Hybrid-work model is temporary.
Worldwide 3D-printer shipments in the first half of 2021 limited by COVID-19 and supply-chain woes, but market is now poised for strong growth as interest and order rates accelerate.
Industrial textile-printer shipments were a bright spot, growing 4.6 percent worldwide compared to Q4 2021.
Carolina Wholesale Group (CWG) International announced today its acquisition of…
The latest financial reports from vendors show a continuing difficult situation for many print vendors.
In a June 7th press release, Ninestar Corporation of Zhuhai, China, discussed its business-inkjet supplies and made the case that......
Cloud-based managed print services will gain considerable market share, while U.S. will lead growth.
Overall, the market is still struggling with supply-chain and shortage challenges, and shipments are expected to still fall behind demand in 2022.
While traditionally laser and A3 has been the focus in the document-imaging industry, both HP’s and Canon’s inkjet lines have proven to help both companies weather supply constraints and delayed return to offices.
Manufacturing constraints and logistic issues continued to be the main causes of the declining market.
Canon U.S.A. today announced two new light-production models, the imagePRESS Lite C270 and C265 devices, as well as the imageRUNNER......
Inkjet printers and Epson continue to lead the market.
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We look at recent financial results for document-imaging companies’ production- and commercial-printer businesses.
Firm cites European supply-chain disruptions and increased costs for decision.