2025 Year in Review: Canon Inc.
As 2025 ends, we’ll be taking a look at some of the key events at the major office print and copier/MFP companies in 2025…
As 2025 ends, we’ll be taking a look at some of the key events at the major office print and copier/MFP companies in 2025…
Canon / Featured Posts / Financial News / HP / Konica Minolta / Ricoh / Xerox
by Kathleen Wirth · Published December 16, 2025
If a recession hits and companies curtail printing, the “enemies of print” – Microsoft, Google, and SaaS vendors – seize the moment to push scan-to-cloud, e-signature, and workflow automation. Printing then becomes an option, not a requirement.
It’s not just lower print volumes: printer and copier/MFP companies face a host of other challenges such as more demanding security, dealer consolidation, lower supplies and service revenue, and integrating with digital workflows.
Canon Inc. of Japan today announced that it’s reported to Amazon that certain toner cartridges sold on Amazon infringe Canon’s......
While traditional analog printing offers advantages in cost-effective large-scale, high-volume print production, digital printing offers advantages in flexibility and short-run efficiency that can’t be matched by analog, helping to fuel digital’s growth in North Americ
Irish company Malikie Innovations has sued Canon Inc. and its U.S. subsidiary, Canon U.S.A. for patent-infringement…
Canon U.S.A. today launched two new desktop document scanners, the imageFORMULA DR-C350 ($799 MSRP) and DR-C340 ($535 MSRP), which it......
Our six-month snapshot of company revenue and earnings shows some clear winners and losers; revenue for most tended to be flat, but many reported surging operating profit, typically as cost reductions paid off.
U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to invalidate sweeping U.S. reciprocal tariffs imposed by Trump administration.
Print and scan workflow automation are said to be top print-related priorities for IT decision makers.
Canon Inc. of Japan today reported results for its third quarter and last three quarters…
Canon / Featured Posts / Konica Minolta / Ricoh / Xerox
by Kathleen Wirth · Published October 24, 2025
Because production print is becoming more important in the office document-imaging industry, this post examines its current status and key industry players.
Market-research firm IndexBox has just published a new report: Northern America – Printers, Copying Machines And Facsimile Machines – Market......
Canon owns all the key components in the printing process – print heads, inks and drying – enabling it to optimize the system’s performance more easily.
One thing that stands out: Xerox and Fujifilm Business Innovation have cultivated a lot of partnerships since their breakup…
Yesterday, Canon U.K. previewed the new Colorado XL-series, now today Canon U.S.A. also announced the new upcoming wide-format UVgel printers.
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