This Week in Imaging: Hardware and Supplies Price Increases Likely
With the current U.S. inflation rate at 7.9 percent, it’s no surprise that pricing for document-imaging equipment and supplies will likely be on the rise.
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This Week in Imaging: Challenges Continue for Document-Imaging Industry
This week’s news was marked by the latest research from International Data Corporation that showed global office printer and MFP shipments declined 17.6 percent year-over-year…
Konica Minolta Updates Policies on Ukraine Crisis
Konica Minolta of Tokyo, Japan, today issued updates to its policies on the Ukrainian crisis. The company is now joining......
This Week in Imaging: Leadership Changes at Document-Imaging Companies
The document-imaging industry have seen a number of major leadership and management changes…
Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A. Promotes Errigo to President and CEO
Management changes continue at Konica Minolta…
Konica Minolta Restructures Board of Directors, Executive Leadership
The moves are said to drive a turnaround for the company’s Office and Production Print businesses, and foster its Industry and Healthcare businesses.
This Week in Imaging: ‘Now and Next’ – Xerox Outlines Strategy for Print, New Businesses
Back in the day at any Xerox conference, you would hear a lot about office and production hardware, and related......
Konica Minolta Appoints New President and CEO
Appointment reflects company’s strategy for transforming its business portfolio, which includes strengthening its core businesses, and focusing on new businesses.
This Week in Imaging: OKI and Ricoh’s Interesting New Partnership
This week’s most interesting news was Oki and Ricoh’s announcement that they’ve teamed up to develop an A3 printer engine......
Supply Shortages, Logistics, Pandemic Woes Affect Konica Minolta Financials
Office unit reports lower sales of A3 MFPs, as well as order backlog, but improvement for Professional Print business.
This Week in Imaging: A Look at Who’s on the Home-Office Bandwagon
Since the beginning of the pandemic, there have been two distinct trends in the document-imaging industry: companies have introduced markedly...
Konica Minolta Launches AccurioPrint 2100 for CRDs, Print-for-Pay
Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A. today launched the AccurioPrint 2100, a new monochrome high-speed 100-ppm digital press. It’s designed for......
This Week in Imaging: ‘Over-Paying for Over-Sized’ Copiers – Brother Targets the ‘Old Office’
“How Work Works Now” campaign promotes Brother’s Partner Program, which is designed to recruit document-imaging equipment dealers for its A4-focused printer and MFP line, highlighting A4 over A3 advantages.
Konica Minolta Given High Marks by CDP, Included on Climate A List
The company also noted that its two copier/MFP production sites in China have been using 100-percent renewable energy sources since 2019.
This Week in Imaging: Why Document-Imaging Companies May Not Consolidate
Back in the heyday of office print, about the mid-1990s, consolidation may have offered advantages when office print was much stronger, but may not today, as companies continue to seek to diversify.
Konica Minolta CEO Discusses 2021 Challenges, 2022 Strategy
Konica Minolta to focus on digital-transformation solutions, as well as using its imaging technology for industry and healthcare.
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