Ogawa Appointed President and COO of Canon U.S.A.
In 2008, Ogawa was named president and CEO of Canon Canada. Following that, he was named as an executive officer of Canon Inc. in 2011.
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Visual Edge Continues Expansion Strategy with A-COPI Imaging Systems Acquisition
With A-COPI founder, Robin Spencer, staying on, the company will continue to build its long relationship with Toshiba, with hopes of expanding existing hardware and software service offerings.
Canon U.S.A. Receives EPA’s Energy Star Partner of the Year Award
Canon pays special attention to the impact that its products have on the planet that we inhabit and how we can make eco-friendly decisions for the betterment of us all, all of which is reflected in our corporate philosophy of Kyosei.
Tokunaga Appointed New President and CEO of Ricoh Americas
Last year, in February, Ricoh had announced that it was eliminating the position of a chairman and CEO for Ricoh Americas, which resulted in the departure of Ricoh Americas Chairman and CEO Martin Brodigan.
Global Managed Print Services Market to Reach $61.36 Billion by 2025
The report valued the global managed print services market at $28.63 billion in 2016.
Sale of Toshiba’s Memory Business Delayed
Some investors have opposed the sale of Toshiba’s profitable memory-chip business, arguing that the $18 billion sale price is too low.
This Week in Imaging: How IKON, Lanier, Savin Acquisitions Have Made a Tough Road for Ricoh
At first it seemed the acquisition of IKON would only be a boon for Ricoh. After all, IKON was said to be the world’s largest independent provider of copier/MFPs, printers, and related services, with over 400 offices in North America and Western Europe, regional sales and service training facilities, a roster of Fortune 500 customers, and revenues of $4,167 million for its fiscal year before it was purchased by Ricoh.
HP Mourns Passing of Jon Flaxman, Chief Operating Officer
Flaxmann, who was 61, joined the Hewlett-Packard Company in 1981 and was appointed chief operating officer of HP Inc. when Hewlett-Packard split off into HP Inc. and HP Enterprise in 2015.
Canon imagePROGRAF Wide-Format Inkjet Color Printers Now Compatible with ColorByte ImagePrint Software
Canon U.S.A. reported yesterday that its imagePROGRAF large-format printers are now compatible with ColorByte’s two ImagePrint software products: ImagePrint BLACK......
Worldwide Spending on Security Solutions Forecast to Reach $91 Billion this Year
Worldwide spending on security-related hardware, software, and services is forecast to reach $91.4 billion in 2018, an increase of 10.2...
Printer, Ink, and Toner Sales Soar at Amazon
“While leading retail chains struggle to stay afloat, Amazon is seeing strong growth across the board in sales of office appliances, like printers, scanners and shredders, as well as consumables and office accessories,” commented Nathan Rigby, vice president of sales and marketing for One Click Retail.
U.S. ITC to Investigate Canon’s Patent-Infringement Allegations Against Third-Party Toner-Cartridge Sellers
Canon filed a patent-infringement lawsuit against Static Control in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina on February 28th, alleging that Static Control’s replacement toner cartridges and imaging drums designed for use in Canon and HP laser printers infringe on Canon’s patents.
Ricoh CEO Warns of Further Impairment Losses in Other Regions
Ricoh had previously forecast an operating profit of 20 billion yen, and had expected to break even for its fiscal year.
Ricoh to Take $1.72 Billion Impairment Loss, Cites Declining North American Business
Last month, Ricoh had forecast operating profit of 20 billion yen for its fiscal year, but is now stating that its operating profit will be a loss of 160 billion yen.
Boston Man Convicted of Defrauding Xerox of $6 Million
U.S. District Court Judge Charles J. Siragusa also sentenced Ofstein to five years of probation.
This Week in Imaging: HP Takes Printing from Offices, to Dorm Rooms, Factories, Car-Wrap Shops, and More
As for HP’s new Latex Series R printers announced this week, they’ll be able to print on rigid materials for producing items such as car wraps, wall coverings, canvas prints, outdoor and indoor signs, etc.
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