Canon Reports Soaring Profits for Fiscal Year, Gains for All Businesses
Although sales were significantly affected by the unsettled situation surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic profit significantly exceeded pre-COVID 2019 profits.
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Xerox Executives Discuss Why Financials Set to Improve this Year
Revenue declines are never good, but it is possible to see Xerox improving, with a lot resting on two things: Xerox clearing its order backlog with supply restrictions easing, and workers returning to the office this year, two things that are likely to occur.
Xerox’s Fourth-Quarter Financials Hit by Supply-Chain Challenges, Delayed Return-to-Office
Xerox today reported results for its fourth quarter, and complete fiscal year, with fourth-quarter revenue down, and full-year revenue flat.
Sharp Makes Some Product Modifications Due to Global Chip Shortage
Sharp Electronics reports that when it became clear there would be a global computer chip shortage, it started working on mitigation plans as soon as possible.
Xerox Protests Loss of Massive U.S. Defense Contract to HP Supplier
The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) has just publicly released its report on a protest by Xerox concerning a multi-million-dollar......
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.
This Week in Imaging: A Look at Recent Acquisitions
The beginning of this new year has seen a number of acquisitions, including the most common, document-imaging dealers acquiring other document-imaging dealers.
New HP Easy Ink for Easy Ink-Cartridge Replacement without a Subscription
For now, Easy Ink appears only available in the Phillippines and India.
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.
CEO Says Chip Shortage Will Last Until 2023; Samsung to Build New U.S. Chip Plant
“The country made a mistake over the past one or two decades to farm out manufacturing of all these essential supplies, whether it be now semiconductors or could be healthcare supplies that we needed during the time of COVID.”
Sharp Publishes Annual Report Detailing Finances, Company Initiatives
On December 23rd, Sharp Corporation of Osaka, Japan, published its Annual Report, which outlined financial results and company initiatives. Fiscal-Year......
This Week in Imaging: Top Stories for 2021
Digital transformation, HP Inc., Fujifilm Business Innovation, and shortages top the list.
Qualcomm’s DirectOffice Tackles the Challenges of Sharing, Viewing, and Printing Microsoft Office Documents
One of the most ubiquitous tasks in the enterprise is viewing and printing Microsoft Office documents, and today over 500 billion Office documents are created every year by some 1.2 billion users.
Toshiba America Business Solutions Reports on Supply-Chain Challenges
However, the good news is that shipments are up significantly year-over-year, and continue to exceed the previous year each month.
IDC Reports Large Drop in Worldwide Third-Quarter Printer and Copier/MFP Shipments
Manufacturing constraints and logistical issues were the main causes for most brands to not have enough inventory to fulfill orders.
Ricoh Provides Update, Strategy for Digital Services Business
Firm updates expansion into office collaboration, including remote work solutions, as well as document management, business-process automation, and IT management and services.
