This Week in Imaging: How Kyocera is Using AI to Enhance its Office Printers and Copier/MFPs
In our continuing series, we look at how Kyocera Document Solutions is using artificial intelligence to enhance its office printers......
In our continuing series, we look at how Kyocera Document Solutions is using artificial intelligence to enhance its office printers......
“By bringing our proven global remanufacturing processes to the U.S., we are providing our customers with high-quality, reliable imaging solutions that can contribute to their own sustainability efforts.”
“By including these high‑output systems in our portfolio, we’re providing businesses the power to create further, produce faster, and elevate the quality of their printed communications, all within the flexible, multi‑vendor ecosystem Toshiba is known for.”
In February, Toshiba had reported improved financial results for its third quarter, including…
Today Xerox’s share price hit an unprecedented $1.26 per share, and earlier this week its CEO abruptly departed, prompting many to evaluate the company’s low-term prospects.
Two are very strong bets, a third has good chances, while one is very precarious…
Move comes after continuing losses and declining revenue at Xerox, as well as a record low share price.
In our continuing series, we look at how another document-imaging company, Xerox, is using artificial intelligence to enhance its printers......
In particular, Ricoh aims to use ETRIA to reduce product development time, create a more efficient single print engine platform, including a LED print-engine platform, and centralize product component procurement.
Office print continues to make up majority of company’s business, but it will continue to develop new technology such as satellite technology.
HP is embedding AI directly into print and scan workflows to improve accuracy, speed, and document quality, without adding complexity for users or IT teams.
Expectations for smart, AI‑driven print and digital workflows will shift from “nice to have” to standard practice.
While we’ve discussed how companies like HP Inc. and Xerox are using artificial intelligence to enhance their printers and copier/MFPs,......
Xerox achieved $500 million cost savings through Reinvention, but faces risk factors such as high debt burden, global supply-chain disruptions, and interest-rate increases.
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by Kathleen Wirth · Published March 16, 2026
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On March 13th, credit-rating agency Moody’s cut Xerox’s credit ratings, citing concerns over the company’s financial performance…
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