The Cannata Report will host its 40th Anniversary Awards & Charities Gala on November 13, 2025, at The Madison Hotel in Morristown, NJ.
Why it is doubtful that 2025’s consumption slowdown signals a serious downshift of economics activity, plus a tariff update. Author’s note: Consumer confidence surveys do not have an especially good record when it comes to predicting what consumers will actually do.
The Konica Minolta and Sharp dealer in New Jersey has quadrupled its business solutions revenues in six years!
To curb any confusion within the dealer channel, Mr. Norihiko Ina sets the record straight regarding the OEM’s recent financial divestiture statement and document solutions as a core business for Kyocera.
DANCING WITH THE CANNATAS: Power couple refocuses, and not to the beat that you may think. They say their true passion no longer is the office technology beat. It’s “cutting a rug” on U.S. dance floors nationwide! Read our Breaking News for April 1st . . .
Welcome to “Monday with Mark,” our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology industry news.
In this week’s episode, Frank G. Cannata puts on his reporter’s hat and interviews new Editor-in-Chief Mark Vruno. They chat about production print among other topics.
Founder Frank Cannata’s take on the Sharp Dealer Roadshow he attended in Atlanta in early March. He explains why he’s a big fan of these smaller OEM events out “on the road.”
To curb any confusion within the dealer channel, Mr. Norihiko Ina sets the record straight regarding the OEM’s recent financial divestiture statement and document solutions as a core business for Kyocera.
For sign and display printing, product line expands with new Ciervo H2050 model while the Ciervo H2500 is introduced in North America at the ISA International Sign Expo in Las Vegas (April 23-25).
Respected leader to shape strategy for ongoing revenue expansion for Toshiba America Business Solutions.
OEM signs first industrial and production printing dealer in North America (St. Louis) to market a unique suite of its print service solutions.
Print procurement solutions provider reports continued growth and success of its supplier network for software users.
30-year risk/ops veteran will be missed; at the same time, GreatAmerica Financial Services remains proud of its leadership bench strength and succession planning acumen.
NATIONAL Business Technologies expands presence in Vermont; acquires KDS/Kyocera Williston branch.
Virginia dealership Cobb Technologies’ roots date back to 1990.
Since its inception nearly 60 years ago as a hub for R&D, HP Labs has been consistently delivering industry-changing innovations: from early personal computing to artificial intelligence (AI), sustainable technology, and quantum computing.
OEM to show direct to film printer, for easy transfer to large or unusually shaped surfaces, at ISA Sign Expo later this month in Las Vegas.
Through tailored training, one-on-one coaching, and a support network, ONU empowers military veterans and service members with the skills, confidence, and professional tools necessary to navigate today’s competitive job market.
Using managed marketing to hire better: Watch “Recruitment Marketing that Works” on April 16th.
Founding sponsor of the Inkjet Summit (April 14-16) continues to champion innovation in the IJ space through its proprietary Chemistry Platform.
Late chairman and founder of Missouri-based dealership (St. Louis/St. Charles) started Distribution Management 53 years ago.
Three Epson printers, including SureColor wide-format devices. recognized for aesthetics, innovation, and functionality.
What’s Happenin’ Cares, Inc., the nonprofit arm of Industry Analysts, to debut outing to benefit cancer research in mid-August in Michigan.
In this week’s episode, Frank G. Cannata puts on his reporter’s hat and interviews new Editor-in-Chief Mark Vruno. They chat about production print among other topics.
In this week’s episode of Fridays with Frank, Frank G. Cannata shares his opinion of the Sharp Roadshow in Atlanta. If you know Frank, you won’t be surprised he has something to say about Sharp’s foray into production print.
