This Week in Imaging: The U.S.-China Trade War and the Office-Imaging Industry
Ricoh, for its part, announced this week that it will move some of its printer and MFP production out of China and into Thailand in order to evade U.S. tariffs.
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Ricoh, for its part, announced this week that it will move some of its printer and MFP production out of China and into Thailand in order to evade U.S. tariffs.
The firm says it’s leveraging its expertise in digital printing to polymer and metal 3D-printing technologies and will introduce new equipment, materials, services, and design tools to the market.
Featured Posts / News / Ricoh
by Kathleen Wirth · Published May 16, 2019 · Last modified May 30, 2019
List 4 contains hundreds of Chinese products that U.S. President Trump has threatened to impose tariffs of up to 25 percent on, including copier/MFPs.
by Kathleen Wirth · Published May 15, 2019 · Last modified May 30, 2019
Brother has been increasing its focus on the B2B segment and office/enterprise imaging with a number of partnerships and initiatives.
by Kathleen Wirth · Published May 15, 2019 · Last modified May 20, 2019
Xerox announced this week that Mike Pietrunti has been named its U.S. Dealer Partner leader. Pietrunti was previously with Xerox...
Canon / Imaging Supplies / Patent-Infringement
by Kathleen Wirth · Published May 14, 2019 · Last modified May 20, 2019
Canon Inc. of Tokyo, Japan, announced today that it filed requests with Amazon seeking to remove third-party toner cartridges from......
by Kathleen Wirth · Published May 14, 2019 · Last modified May 20, 2019
It was another quarter of declining printer and copier/MFP sales in Western Europe, with market-research firm International Data Corporation (IDC)...
Featured Posts / Managed Print & Document Services / News
by Kathleen Wirth · Published May 14, 2019
This latest Lexmark offering relieves customers and their IT staff from the burden of reviewing bids, purchasing, deploying, maintaining, supplying, trouble-shooting, and securing a print fleet and print infrastructure.
Commercial & Production Printing / News
by Kathleen Wirth · Published May 14, 2019 · Last modified May 20, 2019
New ink is formulated for application flexibility by increasing the “stretchability” of each cured ink droplet, resulting in output optimal for applications that require cutting, bending, creasing, and folding without the risk of cracking.
by Kathleen Wirth · Published May 13, 2019 · Last modified May 24, 2019
Net sales for Toshiba TEC’s Printing Solutions Group were ¥192.9 billion, up ¥7.0 billion versus the previous fiscal year.
Toshiba Corporation of Tokyo, Japan, today reported improved fiscal year financial results. For its fiscal year that ended on March 31,......
The Office Business group’s revenue was up, due to higher sales of color copier/MFPs – primarily sales of high-speed color models – along with revenue contributions from the company’s IT services solutions.
The Mopria Alliance, a global non-profit membership organization dedicated to providing universal standards and solutions for mobile print and scan, today released...
This week, we saw a host of office-imaging companies based in Japan report results for their fiscal years that ended...
HP Inc. continued its 3D-printing evolution, advancing into the industrial segment, with its introduction today of the Jet Fusion 5200 Series.
OKI Electric Industry Company of Japan today reported results for its fiscal year that ended on March 31, 2019, with......
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