Sharp

South Florida office equipment dealer shutters doors after 34 years in business.

Sharp has held a contract for copiers and printers for more than two decades with the member-focused, public cooperative. Sourcewell works with more than 50,000 participating agencies, including local government, educational and non-profit organizations throughout the United States.

Welcome to The Cannata Report’s Manic Monday, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology industry news.

Trio of professional-grade color and monochrome printers—the BP-B550PW, BP-C545PW, BP-C131PW—along with a multifunction printer (MFP)—the BP-C131WD—are designed to meet the high-volume functionality needs of modern businesses.

Mike Marusic, Sharp president & CEO, talks margins and outlines the office-tech dealer opportunity for the OEM’s Dynabook laptop devices.

The prestigious list recognizes IT vendor and distribution executives who are driving strategy and setting the channel agenda for their companies.

Document systems based on Sharp’s latest Controller Platform have passed Security Validation Testing for Device Penetration conducted by Keypoint Intelligence along with testing partner Agile Cybersecurity Solutions.

Sharp Color Printing Systems turned to the Color-Logic Metallic Color System and the Touch7 Color System to promote its BP-1200S digital press.

The best way to describe the Executive Connection Summit for anyone who has never attended is one-part think tank, one-part educational forum, and one-part networking conference.

In the latest episode of Fridays with Frank, The Cannata Report’s Editor-in-Chief, Scott Cullen, substitutes for Frank while Frank attends the Impact Networking company meeting in Mexico.

Each year, The Cannata Report sets as its mission to spotlight the developments shaping the future of office technology in our Annual WatchList.

The Cannata Report’s Manic Monday offers a rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology industry news.

Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America hired Mark Quiroz as senior vice president and general manager of its display division.

In 2022, nearly one-third of responding dealers reported competing against OEM branches as their chief source of anxiety; last year, the percentage calmed to half that number (16%).

The Cannata Report’s Manic Monday offers a rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology industry news.

Pulse Technology hosted several national leaders from the New Jersey-based Sharp Electronics USA Corporation.

Dynabook Americas, Inc. announced the appointment of Mike Marusic, who also serves as president and CEO of Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America, as its new president, effective October 1.

A3 devices, the too-much-is-never-enough workhorses of office printing, have long been the go-to machines for customers seeking a full set of features and capabilities.

PRINTING United provides office technology dealers looking to diversify and expand solutions offerings in production print many opportunities to consider.

Office technology industry news and features highlights from last week abounded – check out this week’s Manic Monday for yourself.

Awards season has arrived with the announcement of The Cannata Report’s finalists for the 2024 Frank Awards honoring excellence and innovation in the office technology and services industry.

After more than 46 years, Sims Business Systems is still satisfying existing customers and winning new ones.

In the Sharp Electronics booth, C2490. at the PRINTING United expo in Las Vegas, September 9-12, show attendees can see live demonstrations of Touch7 technology.

The Cannata Report’s Manic Monday offers a rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology industry news.

Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America announced that it will showcase its newly expanded line of digital press technologies at the Printing United Expo at the Las Vegas Convention Center, from September 10 – 12, 2024.